People come together to create identities for local neighborhoods

Yes, it may be in Morgan City, Berwick, or other, but where in our beautiful area “do you live”?
Both Morgan City and Berwick have their share of community districts or quaint, unique and friendly neighborhoods.
Think Renwick, Auburn, Golden Farms, Lakeside, Willowcrest, Colonial Acres, Klingsville, Wyandotte, Country Club, Joka, Techeview, Coal Chute, Walsh, and more. Each neighborhood has residents who are interested in its upkeep as home valuations are impacted by the neighborhoods. Everyone wants a pleasing, maintained, and litter free place to live.
As part of follow-up to local revitalization efforts and as an expression of neighborhood pride, neighbors are getting together to create neighborhood entry signage or to spruce up ones that currently exist. For example, take Renwick Subdivision in Berwick. The entryway has a sign for the neighborhood and residents seasonally decorate around it to display pride and instill spirit.
In Morgan City, neighbors in Marquis Manor recently got together and replaced a long ago destroyed entry sign. The new sign is of a design that City crews are able to remove it as a resilience practice when tropical storms approach. The practice helps homeowners and the City save on replacement costs.
The Marquis Manor sign highlights new technology of dusk-to-dawn LED lights. Similar signs are in place in Cypress Gardens and Auburn subdivisions.
These examples are not enough. A need exists for more neighborhood signage. Feel free to reach out to St. Mary Excel through a facebook message for aid in the process to attain a subdivision sign for your neighborhood.