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Morgan City police radio logs for Nov. 5-6

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 3:38pm

The following are the radio dispatch logs from the Morgan City Police Department. To report unlawful or suspicious activity, call the Police Department at 985-380-4605.
Tuesday, Nov. 5
5:30 a.m. 200 block of Onstead Street; Alarm.
5:33 a.m. 1200 block of David Drive; Complaint.
7:27 a.m. Sixth/Florence streets; Animal complaint.
7:43 a.m. 500 block of Bowman Street; Complaint.
8:10 a.m. 3000 block of Catherine Street; Animal complaint.
8:19 a.m. 700 block of Myrtle Street; Juvenile problems.
8:59 a.m. 900 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard; Alarm.
9:11 a.m. 7500 block of La. 182; Officer stand by.
9:42 a.m. 700 block of Duke Street; Officer stand by.
11:38 a.m. 400 block of Duke Street; Juvenile problems.
11:54 a.m. 1000 block of Eighth Street; Subject removal.
2:07 p.m. U.S. 90 East; Assistance.
2:59 p.m. 300 block of Union Street; Complaint.
3:33 p.m. 1500 block of Sandra Street; Complaint.
6:17 p.m. 1000 block of Third Street; Theft.
7 p.m. 700 block of Willow Street; Disturbance.
7:32 p.m. 600 block of Railroad Avenue; Juvenile complaint.
7:56 p.m. Belanger/Front streets; Arrest.
8:34 p.m. 1500 block of Ellzey Street; Medical.
9:58 p.m. 600 block of Arenz Street; Vehicle theft.
10:10 p.m. 1200 block of Victor II Boulevard; Complaint.
Wednesday, Nov. 6
12:18 a.m. 1100 block of Marguerite Street; Search warrant.
1:58 a.m. 600 block of Terrebonne Street; Medical.
2:06 a.m. 900 block of Short Street; Complaint.
4:16 a.m. 600 block of Terrebonne Street; Medical.
4:45 a.m. 600 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard; Alarm.
5:37 a.m. 700 block of Myrtle Street; Assistance.

Seven drug arrests by local agencies this week

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 3:31pm

Staff Report

(Editor’s note: The charges listed here and the narratives that go with them are provided by the police agencies that made the arrests. Guilt or innocence has not been determined in court.)

Law enforcement agencies reported seven arrests on drug-related charges this week.

Morgan City

Chief Chad M. Adams reported that the Morgan City Police Department responded to 85 calls for service over the last 48-hour reporting period and made these arrests:

--Trent Anthony Little, 33, Mallard Street, Morgan City, was arrested at 8:24 a.m. Monday on charges of possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal used of a controlled dangerous substance in the presence of a juvenile, violation of a drug-free zone and transactions involving proceeds from drug sales.

--Billy Turze Townsend, 31, Wren Street, Morgan City, was arrested at 8:58 a.m. Monday on charges of possession of fentanyl, illegal use of a controlled dangerous substance in the presence of a juvenile and violation of a drug-free zone.

--Luke Charges David, 22, Chestnut Drive, Morgan City, was arrested at 8:47 p.m. Monday on charges of possession of marijuana (first offense), possession of drug paraphernalia and headlights required.

--Jarvis Darrel Granger, 38, Joseph Street, Amelia, was arrested at 2 p.m. Tuesday on a charge of failure to appear to pay fine (6th Ward Morgan Court).

--Lizandro Joel Rodriguez, 41, Mildenhall Court, Houston, Texas, was arrested at 8:01 p.m. Tuesday on charges of driving while intoxicated, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, failure to yield and improper lane usage.

--Anita Charles, 37, Wren Street, Morgan City, was arrested at 8:57 a.m. Monday on a charge of failure to appear to pay fines (6th Ward Morgan City Court).

St. Mary

Sheriff Gary Driskell reported that over the last 48-hour reporting period, the Sheriff's Office responded to 71 complaints and made these arrests:

--Jacob Thomas Alcina, 36, Patterson, was arrested at 11:54 a.m. Tuesday on charges of possession of Schedule I drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail was set at $20,500.

--Arthell Arndolph Gray, 40, Patterson, was arrested at 11:54 a.m. Tuesday on charges of possession of Schedule I drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail was set at $3,500.

--Bernard Haynes Davis Sr., 55, Franklin, was arrested at 7:03 a.m. Monday on a Franklin Police Department warrant alleging theft. Bail has been set at $300.

--Roger Andrew Valma, 42, Franklin, was arrested at 4:22 p.m. Tuesday on a New Iberia Police Department warrant alleging simple assault. Valma is being held for another agency.

Franklin

Chief Cedric Handy reported that the Franklin Police Department responded to 26 calls for service over the last 48-hour reporting period and made these arrests:

--Ananenia Dauphine, 30, Canal Drive, Franklin, was arrested at 10:04 p.m. Tuesday on a warrant for 3rd Ward City Court alleging failure to appear on charges of careless operation and driving under suspension. Dauphine was booked, processed and released on a $413 bond.

--Bernard Davis Sr., 55, Pickett Lane, Franklin, was arrested at12:45 p.m. Monday on a warrant dated Feb 15 alleging theft. Davis was booked, processed and released on a $300.00 bond.

--Jarvis Granger, 39, Joseph Street, Morgan City, was arrested at 7:54 p.m. Monday on a warrant for City Court of Morgan City alleging failure to appear a charge of driving under suspension. Granger was booked, processed and held with no bond set at the time of press release.

Assumption

Sheriff Leland Falcon reported these arrests:

--Jarrett McKinley Gros Simoneaux, 31, Highway 1 South, Donaldsonville, was arrested Tuesday on charges of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and no seat belt.

--Kaitlyn Alida Chedotal, 29, North Curtis Street, Pierre Part, was arrested Tuesday on charges of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and no seat belt.

The charges arise from a traffic stop on La. 308 near Belle Rose.

A uniformed patrol deputy assigned to the I.C.E. detail observed a northbound vehicle on La.308 with equipment violations and initiated a stop of that vehicle. The deputy made contact with the driver, now identified as Simoneaux and one passenger, now identified as Chedotal.

The deputy conducted interviews of both Simoneaux and Chedotal. At the conclusion of those interviews, the deputy believed further investigation was warranted.

Deputies obtained consent to search the suspect vehicle. During the search, deputies seized a significant amount of methamphetamine as well as drug paraphernalia.

Simoneaux and Chedotal were arrested booked and incarcerated pending bond proceedings.

Doubles for Dollars horseshoes

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 12:11pm

Doubles for Dollars Horseshoe Tournament
Patterson
Nov. 2
The tournament was a blind draw, 60 shoe handicap count all
Class Blue
First place, Gary Verheide of River Ridge and Larry Pertuit of Marrero, 5 wins-1 loss, 25.3 ringer percentage; second place, Kevin Kinslow of Bayou Blue and Burnie Williams of Morgan City, 4-2, 24.3; and third place, Kendal Thomas of Port Allen and Mary Begnaud of Lake Charles, 3-2, 24.2.
Class Black
First, Craig Rink of Centerville and Louis Gaudet of Lake Charles, 5-1, 21.0; second, Eddie Guidry of Port Allen and Tim Gilmore of Bayou Vista, 4-2, 38.7; and third, Mary Guzdial of Patterson and Pat Pertuit of Marrero, 4-3, 17.9.
Playoff round
First, (tournament champions) Verheide/Pertuit, 1-0, 25.0; second, Rink/Gaudet, 0-1, 15.0; third, Kinslow/Williams, 1-0, 30.0; and fourth, Guidry/Gilmore, 0-1, 35.0.

Dear Abby: Partner wants intimacy, and a spare

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 6:00am

DEAR ABBY: I’m in an open relationship with my partner.
We both enjoy hooking up with other people, but only if we agree on the person. It was going great; I still got my one-on-one time with my partner. But now it seems that instead of making love with just me, the only time he wants to touch me is if someone else comes over. What’s the best way to approach him about it? Should I suggest we stop inviting people over for that type of fun?
ADVENTUROUS LADY
DEAR LADY: Your partner appears to have lost interest in one-on-one intimacy. If that’s the case, you need for him to own up so you can adjust your life accordingly. Healthy relationships, open or closed, involve honest communication. If you are unhappy with the way your relationship has devolved, you have every right to say so.

DEAR ABBY: I am 58 and a recovering addict. I used drugs and alcohol for 30-plus years, and now I have 20 months clean, thank God. Throughout my addiction, I had a friend who was my strong supporter.
I always regarded him as a friend, since he was there when I was actively addicted.
Now that I’m clean, he wants to step it up and go from friends to a relationship. Yes, I care for him, but he wants to get married without first getting to know the real me. He’s a hard worker who doesn’t drink or smoke. He just works and comes home. He’s just the type of man I’ve been looking for. Please advise me on what I should do.
CLEAN AND SOBER IN FLORIDA

DEAR CLEAN AND SOBER: Your statement that this man wants to get married without first getting to know the real (I assume you mean sober) you speaks volumes to me. It tells me you are making mature, well-thought-out judgments, for which I congratulate you. He may be just the type you are looking for, but postpone marriage until you are certain that he knows and can accept the new strong and sober you.

DEAR ABBY: We have vegetarian and vegan friends. Over the years, when we have invited them over for a celebration, we (omnivores) always make sure to include dishes that they will enjoy. But when they invite guests for dinner, they never — ever — include a meat dish, not even a piece of chicken.
I have asked around and, apparently, that’s the experience of everyone. Don’t you think a little reciprocity is in order?
As it is, the hospitality rule seems decidedly one-sided. If the vegans worry about (to them) inedible leftovers, they can always provide a doggy bag for their guests.
ONE-SIDED
IN THE WEST

DEAR ONE-SIDED: Please consider this your wake-up call. Many vegans and vegetarians do not want meat, chicken or fish in their kitchens. If, in addition to what they provide, you feel the need to consume animal protein, consume some before you go to their home or afterward. If this does not suit you, respond to their invitation with polite regrets.

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Get It Growing: Keep trees watered during extended dry spells

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 6:00am

LSU AgCenter

Mature trees have many benefits. They provide habitat for wildlife, offer shade and enhance the aesthetics of our landscapes. They’re even known to significantly boost property values.
As big and strong as those trees may look, they can still suffer during extended dry periods. Drought can take a slow — but serious — toll on tree health. And while we usually think of drought as a summertime phenomenon, this weather pattern can occur any time of year. In Louisiana, October and November are typically our driest months.
Unfortunately, Louisiana hasn’t seen much rainfall lately, and the U.S. Drought Monitor indicates that large swaths of our state are currently in a drought. If you have trees on your property, you can help them through this time by providing supplemental irrigation. This will help promote a healthy new canopy in the spring and safeguard the trees’ long-term well-being.
Perhaps because of their towering stature and sturdy appearance, it can be easy to think trees can take care of themselves, that they’ll get along just fine without any special treatment. Trees are plants, though, and just like all other plants, they need plenty of water to flourish. Now is the time to water your trees, especially if you haven’t done so in the past few years.
What happens if you don’t provide water during a lengthy dry spell? Drought-stressed trees may experience reduced growth, leaf damage and loss, branch dieback and even internal cracking and loss of larger limbs. Trees that endure repeated droughts will show more damage over time. While the extent of damage varies with drought severity, the bottom line is that drought weakens trees — leaving them more vulnerable to pests and diseases.
To find out if your trees need water and to test for soil dryness, push a long screwdriver or a knife into the ground. If the blade doesn’t slip into the ground easily, you need to water.
You also can look around the landscape for indicator plants that may hint at the need for water. Established evergreen azaleas, for instance, are pretty tough. When you see a mature azalea wilt in Louisiana during a dry period, it’s a good sign that your landscape is thirsty. (Side note: Just as we tend to forget about watering trees, we also sometimes leave large foundation plantings such as azalea, camellia and holly shrubs to their own devices. Be sure to water them as well.)
Mature trees do their best when they get about 1 inch of rainfall per week — or an equivalent amount provided via irrigation. LSU AgCenter experts recommend watering trees four to six times per year when rainfall is scarce. At the very least, you should water trees whenever a dry spell sets in.
You’ll want to use a slow, deep watering technique to quench your trees’ thirst. To do this, you can use either a soaker hose or a traditional garden hose.
A soaker hose drips water along its entire length. Lay it out under the tree canopy and let the water run slowly for 24 to 72 hours depending on the severity of the drought.
With a regular garden hose, turn the faucet on so there is a slow, steady drip or trickle. Place it under the tree and let it run for six to 10 hours. Then, move the hose to another location and repeat the process. Water in at least three to four locations, letting the hose run for several hours in each spot, to irrigate as much of the rootzone as you can.
If you see water running off and not soaking into the ground, turn down the faucet to slow the flow of water. This will allow the water to soak in better.
Be sure to water away from the tree trunk to reach the tree’s absorbing roots. Place your hose at least halfway between the trunk and the dripline, which is the imaginary line from the farthest edge of the tree canopy to the ground. For even better results, you can also water at or just beyond the dripline in the zone where the tree’s root system is actively expanding.
You also should consider mulching around your trees if you haven’t already. Mulch will help retain moisture and moderate soil temperatures, further protecting your trees’ health during a drought.

Jim Bradshaw: Is it turkey in the oven or crawfish in the pot?

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 6:00am

JIM BRADSHAW

Most people begin to think about a big Thanksgiving turkey and the dishes that go with it when the calendar changes from October to November, but in South Louisiana we also turn our thoughts to crawfish.
We’ve been eating them for a long time, but the idea of a Thanksgiving crawfish boil is a relatively new thing. In my younger days, you couldn’t get them this time of year, and you had to live close to where they were caught to get them at any time. Crawfish were only caught wild, mostly in the spring and summer in the Atchafalaya Basin, and there wasn’t much incentive for fishermen to catch them at all.
The first commercial harvest was in 1880, when 23,400 pounds were sold for a grand total of $2,140. By 1908, the harvest had grown to 88,000 pounds valued at $3,600. That’s not even a half-penny per pound, and prices didn’t get much higher for a good while.
By the 1920s crawfish were up to only 4 cents a pound, but things began to change a little bit. Better transportation and cold storage began to expand the market to Baton Rouge, New Orleans and other cities relatively close to the Basin. But there still weren’t many places outside of South Louisiana interested, or even aware, of the little critters that would one day help make us famous.
Biologist Percy Viosca was one of the first to promote raising crawfish in ponds. He wrote about it in the 1930s, but it was 1950 before the Legislature gave the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission a little money to look into the idea. That study found a handful of South Louisiana farmers who were reflooding their fields after the rice harvest, but they were catching just enough crawfish for their own consumption, not for sale.
The idea of farming crawfish began to spread across South Louisiana in the1960s. By 1965, South Louisiana sported 10,000 acres of managed ponds. They produced enough crawfish for a fledgling picking and packing industry to begin, and that led to more aggressive marketing both inside and outside the state. Since then, crawfish farming has become big business. We catch 150 million pounds or more in a good year, with an annual impact in Louisiana of more than $300 million.
I’m not sure whether the industry’s success stemmed from the fact that the crawfish became an iconic symbol of South Louisiana, or whether it was the other way around and the crawfish became a symbol because of the success of the farms. Breaux Bridge native Sam Irwin suggested in his book about the industry ("Louisiana Crawfish: A Succulent History of the Cajun Crustacean," The History Press, 2014), that they grew together: “Everything about Cajuns was considered cool. People were drawn to that Cajun vibe, or joie de vivre, and what’s more Cajun than crawfish?”
However it grew, we now eat more crawfish grown in ponds than in the wild. Those ponds are usually harvested from the fall through early spring. That is our good fortune, because we now have two crawfish “crops” — wild in the spring and summer, pond-raised in fall and winter — giving us fresh crawfish practically all year long, albeit some years are better than others.
The good news is that this season may be better than it has been for the last several years, when drought and heat caused major setbacks for our crawfish farmers, and we saw fewer crawfish and higher prices. But things look better for the coming harvest.
LSU AgCenter specialists say this summer’s rains and more moderate temperatures helped young crawfish survive, and that about 400,000 acres have been dedicated to ponds this year, which is up from last year. That raises our hope that there will be more crawfish for our pots, but they still could be pricy.
Farmers had double trouble in recent seasons. They had fewer crawfish to sell but had to pay more for fuel, electricity, bait, labor, traps, everything, and won’t see much of a drop in their expenses this year. That means prices may not moderate as much as we hope, if at all.
But, whatever the price, we are now faced with the pleasant seasonal dilemma of choosing turkey in the oven or crawfish in the pot. Or maybe not. Who says we can’t have both?
How about a crawfish stuffing for the big bird?
You can contact Jim Bradshaw at jimbradshaw4321@gmail.com or P.O. Box 1121, Washington LA 70589.

Jeremy Alford and David Jacobs: Teacher pay may be the story in special session

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 6:00am

JEREMY ALFORD AND DAVID JACOBS

Placing the concept of income tax cuts aside, arguably the most popular aspect of Gov. Jeff Landry’s wide-ranging special session will be the opportunity for a substantive change to how teacher pay raises are handled.
The subject matter alone is certainly something no legislator, Republican or Democrat, wants to vote against. Moreover, the teacher pay issue could give comfort to nervous lawmakers who are unsure about supporting the rest of Landry’s tax-heavy package.
On the other hand, if you’re into gaming out all of the scenarios, the House and Senate could carve out the teacher pay proposal and pass it as a standalone reform, especially if lawmakers are unable to reach an agreement on the other 22 items on the governor’s special session agenda.
Teacher pay actually appears as the second item on Landry’s agenda, ahead of personal and corporate income taxes. But supportive lawmakers are quick to point out they’re backing the entire package.
“I’m going to shoot for the moon here,” said Senate Education Chair Rick Edmonds. “I’m going to go for the whole package and try to get all of it passed.”
Landry’s teacher pay proposal is complicated, but it does pull in and address the topic of unfunded accrued liability, which brings smiles to the faces of fiscal hawks.
Three trust funds that contain some $2 billion would be shut down. The funds have constitutional protection, so voters would have to approve. The state would then use the money to pay down some of the Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana’s debt.
In exchange, school systems would be directed to use the money they save by not having to make related payments to give permanent raises to teachers at least equal to the $2,000 annual stipends educators had been getting that cost about $200 million per year.
“It’s like paying off a mortgage ahead of time,” said Trey Roche, TRSL’s executive counsel.
The money would be applied to the system’s two oldest debt schedules, for which the combined annual payments are almost $287 million, Roche said. It isn’t expected to be quite enough to pay off both schedules completely, but it’ll be close, Revenue Secretary Richard Nelson recently told lawmakers.
Edmonds sees the proposal as a win-win: give raises to teachers, while taking care of a significant chunk of the state’s retirement debt problem.
“We’re essentially refinancing some of the teacher retirement debt,” said Barry Erwin with the Council for a Better Louisiana. “And in the process of refinancing it, we get a windfall that we’re applying to the teacher pay raise.”
Some school boards in districts that have already found ways to give raises would like flexibility in how the extra cash is used. But the administration is adamant that districts should be constitutionally required to spend the money on raises.
“That’s the governor’s intent, and I know that’s the Legislature’s intent,” Edmonds said.
The teacher pay proposal might be seen as the sweetener that helps the rest of package go down easier, though the governor’s camp says the plan as a whole is popular, noting that provisions that might have doomed it politically never made it into the package.
Offering an alternative take, Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Chair Franklin Foil recently told LaPolitics that it could be difficult to pass the entire package when the special session convenes Nov. 6 “because it’s just pretty quick and there are still a lot of unanswered questions.”
The administration wants legislators to treat their proposals as a single package. But in theory, lawmakers could pass the debt pay-down and teacher raise all by itself, Erwin said.
LaPolitics asked the Department of Education whether the debt savings would be enough to fund raises for teachers in every system statewide, and what the consequences would be to K-12 schools for losing the payments they’re currently getting from the funds that would be eliminated. The department’s spokesperson deferred to the governor’s spokesperson, who did not respond in time for publication.
Robin Cosenza with the Louisiana School Boards Association said the savings would not be enough to pay for raises for every district. She said the administration has indicated the state would contemplate providing additional assistance to those districts but has not provided details.
Nelson acknowledged to lawmakers last week that not every district would see enough savings to match the stipends teachers already are getting. He stressed the governor’s commitment to fund the difference, as well as funding permanent raises for charter schools and categories of support workers that don’t participate in the TRSL.
“The idea is to make sure that everybody gets the same pay raise at least that they’re getting right now [through stipends] permanently,” Nelson said.
He said the funds that would be eliminated currently provide about $51 million annually to schools, with half going to K-12 schools and half to higher ed.
Under this plan, those revenue streams go away.
For example, almost $20 million per year goes to the Board of Regents Support Fund, which would be terminated, Regents spokesperson Chris Yandle said. Uses for that fund include grants for academic enhancements, faculty research, development projects, faculty recruitment and student scholarships, he said.
It would be up to the Legislature to decide whether, and how, to replace that revenue.
For more Louisiana political news, visit www. LaPolitics.com or follow Alford on X @ LaPoliticsNow.

Morgan City Council's Oct. 22 minutes

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 6:00am

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Public notices for Nov. 6, 2024

Wed, 11/06/2024 - 6:00am

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Morgan City Council Oct. 22 minutes
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PUBLIC NOTICE
LOUISIANA DEPART-MENT OF THE TREA-SURY NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDON-ED OR UNCLAIMED PROPERTY IN SAINT MARY PARISH
The names listed below have been reported to the Louisiana Department of the Treasury as being persons appearing to be the owners of unclaimed funds subject to the provisions of LSA-R.S. 9:151-182, Uniform Unclaimed Property Act. These funds have been presumed to be abandoned and taken into the protective custody of the Department of the Treasury. There is no deadline for claiming your money; however, you must provide proof of ownership before the funds will be released. A copy of photo identification will be required and other information that will positively identify the rightful owner may be needed. You may file a claim for this money and securely upload your documents online at www.treasury.la.gov. Information about the property and its return to the owner is available to a person having a legal or beneficial interest in the property by contacting the Unclaimed Property Division at 1-888-925-4127, Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., or by writing to State Treasurer John Fleming, MD Louisiana Department of the Treasury, Unclaimed Property Division, P.O. Box 91010, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-9010. For more information about the Unclaimed Property Program, follow us on Facebook @LouisianaTreasury and on Twitter @LATreasury.
Absher Savannah J, 130 Sydney Jo Ln, Berwick
Acadiana Cooling Heating Ref Rigeration, Llc 1530 Highway 90, Patterson
Acadiana Family Practice Associates, P.O. Box 1190, Franklin
Acadiana Family Pratice, P O Box 1190, Franklin
Ackerman Terence, Po Box 451, Morgan City
Ackman Sharon, 3029 Diane Dr, Morgan City
Acoonamatadas Bar & Grill Llc, 10922 Highway 182 East Service, Morgan City
Adams Allen P, 1937 Prairie Rd S, Franklin
Adams Cheryl W, 905 Iberia St, Franklin
Adams Linda Rentrop, 200 Bridge Rd, Patterson
Adams Linda Rentrop, 200 Bridge Rd, Patterson
Adams Shelly, 610 Techeview Dr, Berwick
Adams Wilson J, 141 Evia Ln 28527, Franklin
Adams Wilson J, 905 Anderson St, Franklin
Adriel Tut Wilmer, 9 Nineth, Franklin
Alcina Yvette, 622 Bigler Street, Franklin
Alduse Joseph Dohman, 609 Fairview Dr, Berwick
Alexander Wilfred, 621 Ibert St, Franklin
Alida Vinning, 1006 Pauline Court, Morgan City
Alvarez Aredi E, 308 1/2 8Th St, Morgan City
Anders Jordin, 332 Charlotte St, Patterson
Anderson Harold L, 2407 Tupelo Street, Morgan City
Andino-Vege Yashira, 201 Susan St, Patterson
“Anthony Brown Marine Consulting, Inc.”, 1201 Brashear Ave. Suite 438A, Morgan City
Arceneaux Francis, 516 Roderick St Apt 226, Morgan City
Archstone Fountain Valley, 3809 Bellview Front Schlumberger Technology Corp, Berwick
Arnaud Darren V, 506 Adams St, Franklin
Arnaud Darren V, 506 Adams St, Franklin
Ashton Wireless, 135 Ceasar Ln, Franklin
Atchafalaya Internal Medicine Associates, 1234 David Dr Ste C, Morgan City
Aucoin Belinda, Pobox 1396, Patterson
Aucoin Jodie G, 170 Cane Rd, Franklin
Aucoin Larry, 100 Myrtle St, Morgan City
Aucoin Linda, 208 Jones St, Berwick
Aucoin Sam R, 2123 Main Hwy 182 W, Patterson
Aucoin Virgie, Rt 3 Box 870 Julia St, Morgan City
Auenson Octave J, 1629 Iberia St, Franklin
Austin Philip J, 110 Lou St, Franklin
Autrey Charlie B, 2316 Maple St, Morgan City
Bailey Dakota James, 1078 Stephensville Rd, Morgan City
Bailey Leroy J, 310 Laurel St, Morgan City
Bailey Scott Paul, 1078 Stephensville Rd, Morgan City
Baker Robert, 208 Penn Road, Franklin
Baldwin Automotive, 410 Joseph St, Baldwin
Ballance Warren G, 1704 Filmore St, Morgan City
Barr Amanda L, 604 Freret St, Morgan City
Barr Scott R, 604 Freret St, Morgan City
Barras Melvin J, 1201 Brashear Ave, Morgan City
Barrilleaux Calvin J, 1010 Onstead St, Morgan City
Barrilleaux Dylan, 3522 Hwy182 E Apt 38, Berwick
Barrilleaux Dylan, 3522 Hwy 182 East Apt 8, Berwick
Barron Carey, 3235 Lake Palourde Dr, Morgan City
Basic Supply Llc, P O Box 2876, Morgan City
Bass Dallas C, 111 Lincoln Dr, Patterson
Bassett Judith T, 1084 Susan Ct, Morgan City
Battaglia Leonard L, 105 Cedarwood St, Franklin
Bayona Ashley, 1002 Iberia St, Franklin
Bbf Trucking Llc, 223 Gibbs Road Lot 1, Franklin
Begnaud Brenda, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Beltran Jose, 212 Patton St, Morgan City
Belva Grizzaffi Myer, 1020 Florence St, Morgan City
Benjamin Lamont D, 1313 Willow St, Franklin
Bennett Chantalle M, 1102 Lia St Apt 2, Patterson
Benoit Derrick, 517 Flat Town Rd., Charenton
Bergeron Zandria, 153 Mars Rd, Morgan City
Bergeron Zora D, 546 Riverview Dr, Morgan City
Bernadou Estate Mildred, 115 Cane Street, Morgan City
Bernadou Mildred G, 115 Cane St, Morgan City
Bernadou Oneil, 115 Cane St, Morgan City
Best Western Forest, Po Box 1069, Franklin
Beverly Jeffrey, 439112500 Jeffrey Beverly, Franklin
Bibloni Maysonet Juan Antonio, 711 Terrebonnie St, Morgan City
Billet Cnc Inc, 3445 Hwy 182 Saint Mary Berwic, Berwick
Billiot Aubrey, 403 Leona St, Morgan City
Blackburn Miracle, 304 Martin Luther King Ave, Patterson
Blanc Howard, 1627 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
Blanchard Gwendolyn C, 112 Oxford Loop, Franklin
Blanchard Lucille Fryou, Po Box 222, Amelia
Blanchard Mark, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Blanco Jason, 1620 Federal Ave, Morgan City
Blankenship Bobby R, 3688 4Th St, Berwick
Blowout Lounge, 117 Railroad Ave, Morgan City
Bond Michelle, 324 Clarke Road C, Morgan City
Bonilla Espino Dina Raquel, 5019 Daisy St Lot 17, Morgan City
Bordelon Pamela R, 588 Pacific St, Berwick
Boudreaux Chadon Jojean, 208 Charenton Rd, Baldwin
Boudreaux Daisy L, 1100 Francis St, Patterson
Boudreaux Debra L, Po Box 61, Charenton
Boudreaux Donald, 207 Railroad Ave, Patterson
Boudreaux Everett J, 1121C Francis St, Patterson
Boudreaux Kelly, 1123 Second Street, Morgan City
Boudreaux Michael, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Boudreaux Michael, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Boudreaux Nicholas J, Po Box 637, Charenton
Boudreaux Sharon Ann Tabor, Po Box 438, Amelia
Boudreaux Shirley, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Bourgeois Lisa M, 298 Prairie Rd N Lot 1, Franklin
Bourgeois Michael, 1107 9Th Street, Morgan City
Bourgeois Sherman J, 115 Helen Drive, Franklin
Bourgeois Vickie A, 6070 Hwy 87, Charenton
Boyajian Jason, 627 2Nd Street, Franklin
Boykin Shirley, 215 Cedar St, Franklin
Breaux Raylin, 1054 Cayce St, Franklin
Breland Robert, 728 David Drive, Patterson
Brice Civil Constructors Inc., 800 Youngs Rd, Morgan City
Brinkley Angela B, 162 Patureau Dr, Morgan City
Brinkley Angela Bull, 162 Patureau Dr, Morgan City
Brinkley Steven D, 162 Patureau Dr, Morgan City
Brinkley Steven D, 162 Patureau Dr, Morgan City
Broussard Anita L, P O Box 637, Charenton
Broussard Charles H, 1255 Belleview St, Morgan City
Broussard John, 127 Wren St, Morgan City
Broussard Philecia, 601 Ibert St, Franklin
Brown Insurance Agency Llc, 109 Wilson St, Franklin
Brown Sean, 1104 Lia Street 1, Patterson
Brown Sincerra, 119 Natalie Ln, Patterson
Brown Steven, 100 Kerry St, Baldwin
Brownlee Jaymie, Blake Towing Inc Po Box 1338, Morgan City
Brownlee Jaymie, Blake Towing Inc Po Box 1338, Morgan City
Bui Tien, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Bullock Brittany, 705 Versen St, Berwick
Bunner Gaynell, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Burket Garrett, 2707 Shaw Dr, Morgan City
Burket Garrett, 2707 Shaw St, Morgan City
Cabor Evadell, Po Box 1726, Amelia
Cage Dion, 340 Mike Dr, Patterson
Calixte Frantz, 616 Ash St, Franklin
Callaway Michael R, 507 Joey St, Patterson
Camp Danny, 715 St Michael, Patterson
Campbell Bruce E, Po Box 656, Berwick
Canizales Doneyda Goleas, 623 Louisa St, Morgan City
Canty Shirley, 2905 6Th St, Berwick
Capello Brandon, 901 Lake Palourde Rd, Morgan City
Cardenas Francisco, 1139 Frances St, Patterson
Cardenas Francisco, 1139 Francis St, Patterson
Carline Herman, Po Box 235, Baldwin
Carline Land Corporation, Po Box 1005, Amelia
Carline Land Corporation, Po Box 1005, Amelia
Carriere Derek, 122 Two Sisters Ct, Morgan City
Carrillo Luis, 234 Rayne Ct, Morgan City
Carter Shane, 127 Martin L King, Baldwin
Castle Estate Rodney, 620 Shannon St, Morgan City
Castle Julia, 620 Shannon St, Morgan City
Castle Rodney, 322 Bowman St, Morgan City
Castle Rodney, 620 Shannon St, Morgan City
Chambers Charles, 1216 5Th St, Patterson
Charles Bernard, 1513 Gum St, Franklin
Charlotte Mcnabb Estate, P O Box 725, Patterson
Charpentier Cloria, 359 Hunting Rd, Franklin
Charvers Steven, P O Box 738, Amelia
“Chefs Of Morgan City, Inc.”, 7259 Hwy 182 E, Morgan City
Chellette Alexandra, 203 Hebert St, Berwick
Chenevert Courtnie, 2008 Keith St Lot 41, Morgan City
Chez Hope, Po Box 98, Franklin
Chiquin Ichich Waldemar, 805A Cypress St, Morgan City
Choc Chaman Walterrio, Nineth Street, Franklin
Choocha Bar, 7716 Highway 182 Ste B, Franklin
Clark Alivia C, 2849 Third St, Berwick
Clark Deborah A, 2849 3Rd St, Berwick
Clark Deborah A, 2849 Third St, Berwick
Clark Steve A, 2849 3Rd St, Berwick
Clayton Joshua, 219 Henry St, Patterson
Clements Dale, Po Box 713, Charenton
Clouate Helen, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Coco Rodney, 3116 Lake Palourde Dr, Morgan City
Colbert Mark, Po Box 125, Baldwin
Coleman John, 619 Main St Po Box 592, Franklin
Collier Mallorie, 1621 Parlange Dr, Morgan City
Collins Karli, 105 Glenwood St, Morgan City
Comeaux Andre Nicole, 2331 Hwy 398, Morgan City
Connors Anne, 1011 Perret St Apt A, Franklin
Cooks Eula M, 825 10Th St, Franklin
Copper Glaston J, Po Box 413, Franklin
Cormier Hayward J, 1715 Barrow St, Morgan City
Courville Angelle B, POBox 541, Charenton
Couvillion Ludger, Po Box 2091, Morgan City
Craig Joan, 917 Anderson St, Franklin
Craig Robert, 614 Adams St, Franklin
Craig Robert, 614 Adams St, Franklin
Crawford Plauche Dorothy Mae, 1435 Evergreen Ave, Morgan City
Credeur Patrick L, 1100 David Drive, Morgan City
Credeur Riley J, , Morgan City
Credeur Suzanne B, , Morgan City
Crochet Carmen, 602 Bigler Street, Franklin
Crochet Kristen, 253 Rayne Ct, Morgan City
Crochet Kristen Parent Of, 253 Rayne Ct, Morgan City
Cronier Bruce C Estate Of, 506 Bush St, Morgan City
Cunningham Donald O, 519 Arcemont Lane, Morgan City
Cutrera Cindy, 825 Hickory Street, Morgan City
Cutrera Peter, 825 Hickory Street, Morgan City
Cuvillier Ericka, 1513 Saturn Rd # A, Morgan City
Daigle Jamie P, 301 Charlotte Dr, Patterson
Daigle Jamie P, 306 Sandi Dr, Patterson
Daigle Shari Paternostr, 301 Charlotte Dr, Patterson
Daigle Shari Paternostr, 306 Sandi Dr, Patterson
Dalton John K, 3017 Helen Dr, Morgan City
Dalton John K, 3017 Helen Dr, Morgan City
Dalton John K, 3017 Helen Dr, Morgan City
Dantin Charles W, 1907 Chinaberry St Apt 3A, Franklin
Darden John, P O Box 134, Charenton
Daugherty James, 216 Cecelia St, Morgan City
Davidson Katherine, 1350 Arbor Cir, Morgan City
Davis Destrey L, 1805 Main St, Patterson
Davis Jmyra, 423 6Th St, Franklin
Davis Rose M Estate Of, 230 Mitchell St, Franklin
Davis Rosemary, 230 Mitchell St, Franklin
Davis Vivian, 125 Madison St, Franklin
Davis Vivian Estate Of, 125 Madison St, Franklin
Dean L Listi Dds, 904 David Dr, Morgan City
Dehart Jeanette, 203 Jones St Apt 5, Berwick
Dehart Martin, 2410 Tupelo St, Morgan City
Dehart Rudolph, 203 Jones St Apt 5, Berwick
Delaune Taja, 1211 Second St, Patterson
Deleon Nicolas, Po Box 826, Franklin
Deli Mart, Hwy 182 W, Centerville
Delone Elbone, 103 Clay St, Franklin
Dennis John, 201 William St, Patterson
Derise Luke, 1622 Federal Ave, Morgan City
Diaz Gallardo Victor Manuel, 711 Gabriel St. Apt. 1, Patterson
Dinger Eldrige H, 180 Vivian St, Morgan City
Dinger Estate Eugenia, 166 Felicia St, Morgan City
Ditech Financial Llc, Po Box 44, Garden City
Domangue Corey, 811, Morgan City
Domangue David, 171 Jupiter St Apt B, Morgan City
Don J Barras &, Po Box 2086, Morgan City
Dorsey Earnestine, Po Box 892, Baldwin
Drake Margaret, 915 Railroad Avenue, Morgan City
Dressel Diane, Po Box 897, Patterson
Drill String Services Inc, Po Box 1537, Morgan City
Drill String Services Inc, Po Box 1537, Morgan City
Drinkwater Christine, 517 1/2 Willow Street, Franklin
Druilhet Derrick D, Po Box 988, Baldwin
Dry James G, 202 Charenton Rd 293, Baldwin
Dugar Adrianna, Po Box 1521, Patterson
Dugar Angel A, 153 Mars Rd Apt 1, Morgan City
Duhon Blake J, 109 Sydney Jo Ln, Berwick
Dupont Michele, 1225 Fig St, Morgan City
Dupont Robert Kenneth, 1225 Fig St, Morgan City
Dupont Thomas, 1225 Fig Street, Morgan City
Dupre Cherie, 644 Russo St, Berwick
Dupre Harold P, P O Box 764, Berwick
Dupuis Adrianna, 808 Freret St, Morgan City
Duval Stacey D, 706 Onstead St, Morgan City
Dye Dustin, 7253 Highway 182, Franklin
Edwards Earl L, Po Box 2704, Patterson
Edwards Sydney Lauren, 1821 Filmore St, Morgan City
El Toro, 7027 Hwy 182E, Morgan City
Elliott Kevin, 113 Landry Ct, Morgan City
Erazo Gutierrez Mario, 157 Odille Street, Morgan City
Estrada Jesse Ron, 128 West Syls Lane Lot 14, Morgan City
Eues John C, 522 Mike Dr, Patterson
Eues John C, 522 Mike Dr, Patterson
Faciane Nathan A, 102 Talbot St, Franklin
Falu Lebron Freddie, Po Box 323, Centerville
Falu Lebron Freddie, Po Box 323, Centerville
Falu Lebron Nathalie, Po Box 323, Centerville
Falu Lebron Nathan, Po Box 323, Centerville
Faust Hunter, 1204 Josephine St, Franklin
Federer Michael, 411 Theriot Alley, Berwick
Fernandez Stacy M, 110 Lou St, Franklin
Figueroa Madera Jonathan, 1008 Ditch Ave, Morgan City
Figueroa Madera Jonathan, 1008 Ditch Ave, Morgan City
Fitch John T, Po Box 366, Franklin
Folse Kelly A, 180 Shadie Grove, Patterson
Fontenet Arthur, Po Box 192, Centerville
Foreman Terry J, 1011 Susan Ct, Morgan City
Forest Motel, 1905 Main St, Franklin
Fosdick Lola, 142 Two Sisters Ct, Morgan City
Francois Rome J, 168 Verdun Ln, Franklin
Frank T Luke, 1697 Iberia St, Franklin
Franklin Community Awareness Group Inc, Po Box 703, Franklin
Frederick K, 1104 Marylee St, Franklin
Freeman Robert, 155 Oak St, Franklin
Frentz Gary, 142 Clark Rd, Morgan City
Frentz Gary E, 142 Clark Rd, Morgan City
Freyoux Kimberly, 1016 6Th St, Morgan City
Fryou Leroy J, 318 R Steel Rd, Morgan City
Fuentez Rogelio, P.O. Box 313, Amelia
Gabriel Sierra, 106 Orphan Home RdLot 2, Baldwin
Gaddis Jerry, 504 Renwick Blvd, Berwick
Gaddis Jerry, 504 Renwick Blvd, Berwick
Gambrell Travis L, 3005 Roderick St, Morgan City
Ganaway Verna H, 108 Uranus Street, Morgan City
Gant Richard L, Po Box 1579 1801 N St, Patterson
Garcia Nora Gutierrez, 104 Patty Ln, Morgan City
Garrett Geralyn, 3522 Highway 182, Berwick
Gary Chad, 119 Patty Lane, Morgan City
Gary Chad, 119 Patty Lane, Morgan City
Gash Margerite W, 1110 Plantation Dr Apt 9, Franklin
Gauarisco Mc Grill, 7244 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
Geisler Minette H, 405 Lagonda Rd, Morgan City
Gibson Jimmy, 803 Mlk Dr, Baldwin
Girard Dustin, 1505 Chestnut Drive, Morgan City
Glen C Peterson Sr &, 1061 Dawn Dr, Morgan City
Gloria Mayrand Lpc, 1271 Bellview Street, Morgan City
Gonazales Hector, 761 Utah, Berwick
Gonzales Frank, 124 Bailey Lane, Morgan City
Gonzales Frank, 124 Bailey Lane, Morgan City
Gonzales Martin, 1721 River Rd, Berwick
Gonzalez Francisco Javier, 309 Terrebone, Morgan City
Gonzalez Roberto, 106 Southeast Blvd, Morgan City
Goudeau Lindon G, 302 Highway Ave 317, Franklin
Governale Paul, 16112 Highway 182, Baldwin
Granger Edward, 1335 Joseph St, Morgan City
Gray Evwin 0, 317 Callahan St, Patterson
Gray Jmichael, 1707 Pine Street, Franklin
Gray Michelle, 801 Park St, Patterson
Green Brenda, 1063 Dawn Dr, Morgan City
Green Louis, Po Box 1082 124 Sager Brown Road, Baldwin
Green Murphy, 510 Saint Lucy St, Patterson
Grizzaffi Jamey L, 3115 Wytchwood Dr, Morgan City
Guarisco Properties Llc, 7362 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
Guidry Orthodontics, 1301 Victor Ii Blvd Suite 202B, Morgan City
Guidry Steven, Po Box 756236 Laura St, Patterson
Guillory Jerry, Po Box 746, Amelia
Guillory Jo Lynn, 807 Iberia 15, Franklin
Guillory Rose, 303 Saturn Road, Morgan City
Guillory Shannon, 203 Aristile Rd, Morgan City
Guillory Shannon, 203 Aristile Road, Morgan City
Gulf South Power Llc, Po Box 2026, Morgan City
Gunther Lawrence, 118 Domino Dr, Patterson
Gutierrez Valero Alejandro, 708 Gleenwood St, Morgan City
Guzman Barreto Jesus, 10753 Hwy 182, Franklin
Hadrick Savannah, 100 Gates Dr Apt 3, Franklin
Haeuber Patsy H, 4228 Highway 182 W, Patterson
Haeuber Paul, 4228 Highway 182 W, Patterson
Hamilton Shirley, 1608 Pine St, Franklin
Hampton Inn & Suites, 6365 Hwy 182 East, Morgan City
HaroldCrow, 524 Crows Landing Ln, Franklin
Harvest Buffet, 500 Highway 90, Patterson
Hayes Dale H, C O Leonard And Hayes Attorneys At Law, Morgan City
Hayes Vincent D, Po Box 23, Morgan City
Hebert Aaron, 1354 Belleview St, Morgan City
Hebert Aaron, 1354 Belleview St, Morgan City
Hebert Adam, 2523 Hwy 182 E, Morgan City
Hebert Elizabeth, 1354 Belleview St, Morgan City
Hebert Jeremy W, Po Box 584, Baldwin
Hebert Malcolm, 128 Roseville St, Franklin
Hebert Morgan, 2523 Hwy 182 E, Morgan City
Hebert Seth, 713 Franklin St, Morgan City
Hebert Sr Aaron Estate Of, 1354 Belleview St, Morgan City
Hebert Sr Aaron Estate Of, 1354 Belleview St, Morgan City
Hebert William A, P O Box 345, Franklin
Henry Melissa, 2514 Hwy 182 W, Patterson
Henry Sylvia, Po Box 1264, Morgan City
Henslee Margot, Rte 1 Box 4 Todds Trailer Pk, Patterson
Hernandez Guadalupe Diaz, 119 Lennys Lane, Morgan City
Hernandez Perez Efrain, 711 Terrebonne St Apt 11, Morgan City
Hernandezleon Maria, 160 West Syls Lane 38, Morgan City
Hicks Benjamin, 1427 Hickory St, Patterson
Hillen Clarence, Po Box 1144, Amelia
Hilliard Jim M, 109 Helen Dr, Franklin
Hite Nancy, 518 Main St, Patterson
Hoekstra Candace, 874 Red Cypress Rd, Patterson
Hogan Thomas, 611 Second St, Morgan City
Holt Jolene, 2629 Hemlock St, Morgan City
Hoosier Robert, 426 Charlotte Dr, Patterson
Howghton Kelly, 101 Lincoln, Patterson
Huddleston Denia E, Po Box 3466, Morgan City
Huddleston Denia E, Po Box 3466, Morgan City
Huddleston Denia E, Po Box 3466, Morgan City
Hudgeons Ronald G, 1401 Fairmont Ave, Morgan City
Hudson Cody L, 118 Sunset St, Baldwin
Hughes Alice, 7027 Highway 90 E, Morgan City
Huynh Lan, P O Box 410, Amelia
Ina Nathan Jr, Rfd Box 185, Franklin
Italian Mutual Benevolent The, 1625 Parlange St, Morgan City
Izaguirre Jorge Gomez, 131 Village Ln, Morgan City
Jack Joey, 527 Oneal Chube St, Franklin
Jack Lula, 1158 Highway 83, Franklin
Jack Philomene, Star Rt B Box 115, Franklin
Jackson Nick, 155 Uranus, Morgan City
James G Sauce &, 532 Whitworth St, Berwick
Jett Rachel S, Po Box 3178, Morgan City
Jiminy Crickets Llc, 2361 Highway 398, Morgan City
Joes On The Bayou, 103 Wilson Street, Franklin
Johnson Carl Jerome, 522 Augustine Maze Street, Franklin
Johnson Carla, 1410 Pine St, Franklin
Johnson Carlton, 706 Ash St, Franklin
Johnson Cynthia Guidry, 522 Augustine Maze Street, Franklin
Johnson Gail, 305 Talbot St, Franklin
Johnson Kimberly, 1617 Walnut Dr, Morgan City
Johnson Melissa, 124 Caleb Ln, Franklin
Johnson Rowe Jeanette S, 700 Trowbridge Street, Franklin
Johnson Rowe Jeanette S, 700 Trowbridge Street, Franklin
Jolivet Joseph C, 305 Rosebud St, Baldwin
Jones Antoine, 136 Georgetown Rd, Franklin
Jones Chanedra, 428 Williams St, Patterson
Jones Clarence, 422 Neptune St, Morgan City
Jones Ellen, 109 Helen Dr, Franklin
Jones Evadell Verrett Roe, 707 Railroad Avenue, Morgan City
Jones Lottie L, 133 Oaklawn Bridge Appr Rd, Franklin
Jones Marcus, Po Box 853, Berwick
Joseph Sedonia, 712 Cypremort Rd, Franklin
Kaai Linda, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Kelly Christi Dianne, 321 Franklin St., Morgan City
Key Tracy, 1203 Weber St, Franklin
Key Tracy, 1203 Weber St, Franklin
Kinslow Mark, P O Bos 349, Amelia
Kinslow Mark, P O Box 349, Amelia
Kirt Ernest L, 334 Prairie Rd N, Franklin
Knight Erving, 1100 Red Cypress Rd, Patterson
Kyle J, 2006 Sixth St, Morgan City
Kyle J, 2006 Sixth St, Morgan City
Kyle Jr John E, No Current Address, Morgan City
Lacoste Shelley A, Estate Of 2607 N 6Th St, Morgan City
Laday Jamie, 2148 La 83, Franklin
Lafleur Dairy Products Inc, Po Drawer 3299, Morgan City
Lahoste Geniese, 1201 Federal Ave, Morgan City
Lancelin Robert N, 118 Lancelin St, Baldwin
Landcom Properties, 520 Roderick St 0, Morgan City
Landry Jody, 805 Teche Rd, Morgan City
Landry Kentrell, 903 Washington St, Patterson
Landry Lonnie A, 913 Fig St, Morgan City
Landsey Curtis, 1609 Saturn Rd, Morgan City
Lassei Susan Ann, Po Box 68, Berwick
Lasseigne Joyce B, Po Box 68, Berwick
Laubach Gary E, 1027 4Th St, Morgan City
Lawson Sterria, 2684 4Th St, Berwick
Leblanc Gerard M, 578 Fairview Dr, Berwick
Leblanc Jenifer, 511 Willow St, Morgan City
Leblanc Kevin M, 511 Willow St, Morgan City
Leblanc Milton J, Po Box 2414, Morgan City
Leblanc Milton Joseph, Po Box 2414, Morgan City
Leblanc Thomas C, 706 Ash St, Franklin
Leblanc Timothy, 1113 Wilfred St, Franklin
Leboeuf Aimee, 404 Snead St, Berwick
Ledet Jennifer, 828 Lillian Ln, Amelia
Ledet Jeremy C, Po Box 2333, Morgan City
Ledet Larry Joseph, 3029 Diane Dr, Morgan City
Lee James K, 315 Pershing St, Morgan City
Lemoine Brandon, 101 Trevino St, Berwick
LennisCallahan, 3041 Highway 70, Morgan City
Leo L Grizzaffi Sr, Po Box 2026, Morgan City
Leon Dehernandez Maria S, 121 W Syls Ln Lot 5, Morgan City
Leon Natalia, 219 Jones St, Berwick
Leos Tire & Service, Po Box 2026, Morgan City
Levine Terry L, 616 Bigler St, Franklin
Liberty Landscapes Llc, 334 Patton Street, Morgan City
Lind Eileen H, Po Box 649, Morgan City
Lindsey Curtis, 1609 Saturn Rd, Morgan City
Lindsey Larry, 222 Amelia St, Morgan City
Liner Ryan P, 617 Arenz St, Morgan City
Linzy Edward, 1005 Carol St, Franklin
Lipari Genevieve, Estate Of General Delivery, Patterson
LippmanMahfouz & Martin, P.O. Box 2464 1025 Victor Ii Blvd, Morgan City
Lodrigue Cecilia, 202 Patton St, Morgan City
Lodrigue Frank, 1275 Delmar Avenue, Morgan City
Long Shawn, 300 3Rd Street, Morgan City
Lopez Eusebia, 1114 Ditch Ave, Morgan City
Lopez Irma, 107 Bergeron, Morgan City
Louisiana Environmental Concepts, 704 Main Street, Baldwin
Loustalot John J, Po Box 1133, Franklin
Lovell Randy P, 231 Flamingo Rd, Morgan City
Lozano Ceasar, 900 Garden St, Morgan City
Luke Michael C, 6473 Highway 317, Franklin
Lyons Cyrilla, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Macconnell Estate Debra, 508 Crenshaw St, Berwick
Magee Garland, 608 Federal Ave, Morgan City
Maldonado Jose J, 146 Chirpys Ln, Morgan City
Malveaux Caston, 511 Signe Rd, Patterson
Mandubourg Russell, 7708 Highway 182, Franklin
Mann Geraldine, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Marcel Nancy, P O Box 896, Berwick
Marcel Nancy, P O Box 896, Berwick
Marquez Valenzuela Pedro, 211 Jhons St, Berwick
Martin Curtis, 7027 Hwy 182, Franklin
Martin Frank, 6952 Highway 182, Franklin
Martin Hallie, 843 Prairie Rd N, Franklin
Martin Janice, 5411 Hwy 87, Franklin
Martinez David, 7675 South Road, Morgan City
Martinez Luis G, 800 Youngs, Morgan City
Martinez-Morales Jose, 124 Natalie Ln, Patterson
Matthews Gerald Lynn, 306 7Th St, Franklin
Matthews Jason J, 178 Friendship Lane, Amelia
Maturin Jamie, Po Box 455, Charenton
Maxie Ruth Ann, Po Box 504, Baldwin
May Amber, 11327 Highway 182, Franklin
Mayea Lora, Po Box 972, Patterson
Mayon Gabriel, 402 Blum Blvd, Berwick
Mc Bk And Trr Co, Po Box 2000, Morgan City
Mc Paint & Body, 2623 Fir Dr, Morgan City
Mckinley James R, 105 Bowen Ln, Morgan City
Mcnemar Glenn J, 478 Wilson St, Berwick
Mcsween Charles O, Po Box 34, Centerville
Mczeal Darnisha, 1412 James St, Morgan City
Mejia Michaell, 501 Riderick St Apt 17, Morgan City
Mejia Perez Flora, 301 Grizzaffi Apt 14, Morgan City
Meredith James, 110 Arcemont Lane, Patterson
Metal Shark Boats, 160 Boro Ln, Franklin
Metal Shark Boats, 160 Boro Ln, Franklin
Metal Shark Boats, 160 Boro Ln, Franklin
Metrejean Amber, 202 California St, Berwick
Michael W Vanover, 1165 Oak Harbor Dr, Morgan City
Middleton Charles, 404 6Th St, Franklin
Milestone HouseInc, 1015A Stephensville Rd, Morgan City
Millan Leopoldo, P O Box 991, Amelia
Miller Delores C, 105 11Th St, Morgan City
Miller Manola R, 1273A Highway 662, Morgan City
Millet Melissa, 1211 Barrow Street, Franklin
Mills Penny B, Po Box 368, Centerville
Mire Brian, P O Box154, Centerville
Mire Doris J, Po Box 105, Baldwin
Mire Elton J, Po Box 105, Baldwin
Mire Ronald, Po Box 473, Baldwin
Mitchell Keith, 312 3Rd St, Franklin
Molo Harold, 222 Chauvin Dr, Franklin
Monroe Dawanna, 317 Callahan St, Patterson
Montanez Jorge, 1409 W First St, Morgan City
Montet Charmaine, 106 Tommie St, Amelia
Moore Joseph, 202 Barrow St, Morgan City
Moore Joseph Estate Of, 202 Barrow St, Morgan City
Moore Lottie M, 200 S Penn Road, Franklin
Moore Patrick L, 2623 Fir Dr, Morgan City
Morgan City, 1700 Youngs Rd 0, Morgan City
Morgan City Orthopedic Clinic, Po Box 2375, Morgan City
Morgan City Orthopedic Clinic, 1234 David Drive Suite 103, Morgan City
Morgan James J, Po Box 867, Patterson
Morris Kenneth, 1213 Weber St., Franklin
Morris Robert, Po Box 1868, Morgan City
Morris Sherry, 153 Ann St, Morgan City
Mose Alice Marie, 506 Freret St, Morgan City
Mose Alice Marie M, 506 Freret St, Morgan City
Mouton Boman, 605 Cypremort Rd, Franklin
Mouton Irene A, 206 Jeffery St, Patterson
Mpi Inc, 926 7Th St, Morgan City
Mt Zion Bptst Church, Po Box 244, Morgan City
Mula Taylor, 105 Tournament Blvd, Berwick
Muniz Ausberto, 611 Irish Bend, Franklin
Naquin Clarence, 208 Patton St, Morgan City
Naquin Scott, 802 Guidroz St, Franklin
Natchez Morice Md Mba Ll, 1216 N Victor Ii Boulevard Suite 100, Morgan City
Nelkin Kenneth, Kenneth Nelkin 26 Marquis Manner, Morgan City
Nelkin Meyer, Kenneth Nelkin 26 Marquis Manner, Morgan City
Nelson Carriel M, 206 Palmer St, Berwick
New Helen C, 414 Jacobs Street, Berwick
Newlin George, 507 David Dr, Patterson
Nguyen Dat T, 715 Deprima St, Berwick
Nguyen Lina, PoBox 176, Amelia
Nguyen Lina, PoBox 176, Amelia
Nico Zharia, 1406 W Ibert St, Franklin
Norris Kayla, 1220 Weber St Apt A, Franklin
Norsworthy Harry C, 1416 Catherine St, Franklin
Nugent Elizabeth Pace, P. O. Box 401, Centerville
Oceaneering InternationalInc., 5004 Railroad Ave, Morgan City
Olivares Jonathon, 441 1/2 Southeast, Morgan City
Olivier Jason, 121 Cleveland St, Patterson
Oneil Bernadou, 115 Cane Street, Morgan City
Onwubuya Alexander, 9731 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
Oquain Matthew J, 610 79 Pines Ln, Morgan City
Ordonez Yesica, 805 Kellers Ln, Morgan City
Ortis Charles P, Po Box 2058, Morgan City
Ortis Lafon J, 1509 Cedar St, Morgan City
Osburn Janice Dcsd, Po Box 3622, Morgan City
Osburn Troy, 415 Renwick Blvd, Berwick
Owens Raymond V, 313 Chennault St Apt 1, Morgan City
Pack Estate Mathew, 524 Egle St, Morgan City
Palmature Joshua P, Po Box 34, Amelia
Palmature Shelley T, Po Box 34, Amelia
Park Avenue High Class Reunion, Po Box 296, Baldwin
Parker Dale, 1009 Fig St, Morgan City
Parker Kyle, 621 Birch St, Franklin
Parker Shirley, 1308 2Nd Street, Morgan City
Parker Tremeke K, 219 Cedar St, Franklin
Patterson Healthcare Center, 910 Lia St, Patterson
Patterson Kimberly B, Po Box 2545, Morgan City
Paul Edward, Po Box 817, Baldwin
Paul Edward, Po Box 817, Baldwin
Paul Jacolby, 118 Batiste St, Baldwin
Paul Joyce, 714 Iberia St, Franklin
Paul Joyce Estate Of, 714 Iberia St, Franklin
Paul Marva M, Po Box 817, Baldwin
Paul Marva M, Po Box 817, Baldwin
Payton Aledia, 723 Arlington Street, Morgan City
Pearce Jeremy, 2709 Second St, Berwick
Pearce Kristy Rulf, 1012 Dawn Drive, Morgan City
Pellerins Deer Processing Llc, 168 Lake Rd, Franklin
Perdomo De Bonilla Delia Adela, 506 Willians St, Patterson
Perez Auner M, 7675 South Road, Morgan City
Perez Tadeo Antonio, 810 Brut Brother, Amelia
Perro Leonce, 615 Bigler St, Franklin
“Perry Flying Center, Inc.”, Po Box 85, Patterson
Peters Cedric, 213 Gumpoint Lane, Franklin
Peters Charles, 209 Katy Quarters Ln, Franklin
Peters Jermine, 521 6 St., Franklin
Picard Jason Andrew, 1006 Marshall, Morgan City
Pichoff Linda, 101 Yellow Bayou Rd, Franklin
Pierce James, 123 Ledoux Circle, Patterson
Pillaro Landen J, 219 Chauvin Dr, Franklin
Pillette Emma W, 601 Charenton Rd, Baldwin
Pineda Delgado Arnoldo Antonio, 885 Two Brother St, Amelia
Pineda Delgado Ludwin Gregorio, 2055 Allison St, Morgan City
Pisani Dylan, 403 Charlotte Dr, Patterson
Pitre Quinon O, 710 Magnolia St, Franklin
Pizani Tanya, 702 Fortins St Apt 108, Berwick
Poche Brice, 109 Joseph Street St, Baldwin
Poldeny Leonard, 428 6Th St, Franklin
Pop Macario, 506 Cypress St, Franklin
Power Panels Inc, Po Box 508, Morgan City
Prater Mark A, 705 Fortins St 83, Berwick
Prater Mark A, 705 Fortins St 83, Berwick
Premier Hot Shot Llc, Po Box 1042, Franklin
Presley Mary C, 1109 Mary Lee St, Franklin
Prestenbach Jay, 511 Florida St, Morgan City
Prestenbach Ray, 511 Florida St, Morgan City
Price Ambrus Cornelius, 1342 Oil Tank Aly, Morgan City
Price Christopher, 409 Carol Road, Morgan City
Price Elnora H, P O Box 180, Baldwin
Price Eugene James, Po Box 180, Baldwin
Production Management Industries Llc, Po Box 2692, Morgan City
Quintanilla Roberto, 349 Camille Dr, Patterson
Ramblas Higinio, 7822 182 East, Morgan City
Randle Darlene, 1126 Lia St, Patterson
Rebardi Curtis J, 1423 River Rd, Berwick
Rebardi Glen A, 1423 River Rd, Berwick
Rebardi Hilton J, 1423 River Rd, Berwick
Rebardi Ruth L, 1423 River Rd, Berwick
Reeves Patricia, Po Box 404, Centerville
Rich Kevin, 3522 Highway 182 #28, Berwick
Richard Daniel A, 110 Richard St, Franklin
Richardson Sha’Breana, 406 Main St, Franklin
Riley Quenton, 1513 Plum, Patterson
Rivera Alexis, 1100 Mary Lee St, Franklin
Rivera Javier, 123 James Crt, Morgan City
Robertson Joshua, 219 Jones St, Berwick
Robertson Minns S, Po Box 274, Franklin
Robertson Robert S, 317 Nicklaus Street, Berwick
Robicheaux Bonnie, 111 Bonnie Ln, Franklin
Robinson Jane, 416 Robinson St, Franklin
Rodriguez Colon Raul, 7702 La Hwy 182 E, Morgan City
Rodriguez Haro Reinald, 517 Egle St, Morgan City
Rodriguez Rosendo, 220 Amelia St, Morgan City
Rodriguez-Mejia Armando, 227 Arlington St Apt 7, Morgan City
Rojas Mayra, 1823 Barrow St, Morgan City
Rojas Mayra, 1823 Barrow St, Morgan City
Romain Gail M, 1084 Susan Ct, Morgan City
Rosales Alvarez Victor, 2707 Shaw Street Apt 8, Morgan City
Rosario Jose, 5047 Rain Road Ave 5, Morgan City
Ross Greta M, 2008 Keith St 29, Morgan City
Rougeau Malina, 500 Florida St, Franklin
Rowe Oakley, 125 Shady Grove Drive, Patterson
Rowen Charles R, Route A Box 205, Franklin
Rowland Mary T H, 604 79 Pines Ln Lot 4, Morgan City
“Ruiz, Sostenes “, P O Box 1936, Morgan City
Russo Catherine, 801 Gen Patton St, Morgan City
Russo Catherine L, 801 General Patton St, Morgan City
Russo Honorine G, 230 Main St, Patterson
Rybiski Chad, 1125 N Victor 2 Blvd, Morgan City
Ryder Michael, Po Box 383, Centerville
Ryes Irene, 115 Fourth T, Morgan City
Sam Donna, 623 5Th St, Franklin
Sampey Wilton O, 108 Nichole Ln, Berwick
Sampey Wilton O, 108 Nichole Ln, Berwick
Sampey Wilton O, 108 Nichole Ln, Berwick
Sanchez Luis, 619 Main St Apt 2, Patterson
Sanchez-Aceyedo Josue, 1404 Thomas St, Franklin
Sanford Jason, Po Box 228, Berwick
Santos Sergio, 180 Village Ln, Morgan City
Sargee Christina, 1713 Fern St, Patterson
Sauce Gavin, 329 Leo St., Patterson
Saucier Brenda A, 1629 Iberia St, Franklin
Saunier Lindsay, 1510 Chestnut Dr, Morgan City
Savant Barbara, 3216 Susan Drive, Morgan City
Savant Barbara, 3216 Susan Dr, Morgan City
Savant Barbara Price, 3216 Susan Drive, Morgan City
Savant Brian Keith, 3216 Susan Drive, Morgan City
Scott Cleo, P OBox 1020, Patterson
Scully Shane, 716 Gabriel St, Patterson
Seacraft Shipyard Llc, Attn Glynn Haines Po Box 890, Amelia
Seacraft Shipyard Llc, Attn Glynn Haines Po Box 890, Amelia
Segura Alina, 501 Roderick St Apt 37, Morgan City
Senobio Rivera Abigail, 227 Arlington St Apt 7, Morgan City
Servin Espinosa Jose L, 1112 Front St, Morgan City
Sheehan Chase, 510 Carol Rd, Morgan City
Shibley Diane, 155 Country Village Dr, Morgan City
Silas Larry, 406 Main St, Franklin
Simmons Yvonne, Po Box 1867, Patterson
Simpson Benjamin, 9019 Hwy 182, Franklin
Simpson George W, 302 Hwy 317, Centerville
Simpson Natalie A, 302 Hwy 317, Centerville
Singleton Jimmy, 1207 Main St, Patterson
Slataper Vivian R, 202 Oakwood Dr, Franklin
Sleep Inn & Stes Berwick, 2033 Highway 90, Berwick
Smith Charles E, 189 Mallard St, Morgan City
Smith Jeremiah, 1206 Weber St, Franklin
Smith Kimberly, 720Airstile Rd, Morgan City
Smith Kimberly Ann, 189 Mallard St, Morgan City
Smith Larry, 740 Justa St, Morgan City
Smith Lou Giles, Po Box: 870, Patterson
Smoak Jack B, 409 Leo St, Patterson
Soileau Estate George, Po Box 282, Berwick
Soileau Melia, 2464 Patrick Hwy, Berwick
Soler Juan, 611 Irish Bend Rd, Franklin
Spain Alvin, 517 Park Ave, Franklin
Spear Glenda, 1167 Hwy 83, Franklin
Spend Five And Drive Llc, 1200 Victor Ii Blvd Ste 500, Morgan City
Spend Five And Drive Llc, 1200 Victor Ii Blvd Ste 500, Morgan City
Spend Five And Drive Llc, 7518 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
St Germain Iven, 307 Egle St, Morgan City
St Mary Primary Care Llc, 1435 Lela St, Franklin
Stallman Russell, 54 271 Grandwood Dr, Patterson
Stansbury Albert, 214 Jeffery St, Patterson
Stansbury Dedrick, 121 Sj Ln Lot 6, Franklin
Starling Andrew E, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Andrew E, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Diane, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Diane, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Diane F, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Diane F, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Ian G, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Ian G, 726 Marshall St, Morgan City
Starling Nathan, 1027 5Th St, Morgan City
Steely Thomas E, 1428 Front St, Morgan City
Stephen P Rodriguez, 809 Hickory St, Morgan City
Sterling Sugars Inc, 611 Irish Bend Rd, Franklin
Stewart Clarence, Estate Of 600 Tenth, Franklin
Stewart Darrius J, 1014 Martin Luther King Stg, Baldwin
Stewart Oscar, Po Box 144, Baldwin
Stewart Roy, 820 Park St, Patterson
Stirling Carl T, 600 Haifleigh St, Franklin
Streetman Arthur, 610 Louisa St, Morgan City
Suire Kelsey, 118 Sydney Ln, Franklin
Sustaita Maria, 122 Sydney Jo Ln, Berwick
Sylestine Jeremy A, 2849 3Rd St, Berwick
Sylvester Shaquita, 609 79 Pines Lane, Morgan City
Tacy Kevin J, 3522 Hwy182 E Apt 38, Berwick
Tampico Mexican Restaurant, 1025 N Victor Ii Blvd SteG, Morgan City
Taqueria Mati, 7420 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
Tashib Guilbeau, 109 Firmin Street, Franklin
Taylor Jerry, 306 Glenwood St, Morgan City
Taylor Viola, 423 Gorber Street, Morgan City
The Berry Co, 520 Roderick St, Morgan City
The Chatterbox, 10715 East 182 Frontage Road, Amelia
Theriot Timothy J, 5065 Hwy 317, Centerville
Thibeaux Bernard, 512 Roderick St, Morgan City
Thibodeaux Duran D, 1423 James St, Morgan City
Thibodeaux Gerren R, 1423 James St, Morgan City
Thomas Charles, 222 Haney St, Patterson
Thomas Charles, 222 Haney St, Patterson
Thomas Charles, 222 Haney St, Patterson
Thomas David, 715 Deprima St, Berwick
Thomas David M, 715 Deprima St, Berwick
Thomas Theophilus, 805 North Everett Street, Morgan City
Thompson Kortni, 404 6Th St, Franklin
Thompson Roger D, 1400 Main St, Patterson
Thompson Shakeithy E, 1141 Federal Av, Morgan City
Thorguson David M, 596 Fairview Dr, Berwick
Thorguson Md Kimberly H, 596 Fairview Dr, Berwick
Tillman Estate Of Rodne, 418 Hamilton Street, Franklin
Timothy Stuckey, 111 Blakesley St Lot 39, Franklin
Timothy Stuckey, 111 Blakesley St Lot 39, Franklin
Timothy Stuckey, 111 Blakesley St Lot 39, Franklin
Titus Cade, 919 S Luke Dr, Franklin
Tlandry Paul, 603 Brashear Ave, Morgan City
Tnt Gas Supply, Freight Claims 7917 Hwy 182 E, Morgan City
Tolbert Candra, Po Box 635, Baldwin
Torgrimson Reggy M, 1019 Dawn Dr, Morgan City
Toups Corey, 1711 Cross Rd No 2, Morgan City
Tr Garber Indstrs, Po Box 815, Morgan City
Trahan Carroll J, 3209 Highway 87, Franklin
Trahan Gwendolyn, POBox 486, Patterson
Trims Package Liquor, 1101 Grace St, Morgan City
Trosclair Vina, 804 Freret St, Morgan City
Tsts Of Shan Non Hardware Co Ll, Shannon Hardware Co Llc Michelle Miller, Morgan City
Ugent Care Of Morgan City Llc, 1216 Victor Ii Blvd. Ste. 400, Morgan City
United Marine Mv M Julie, Po Box 2078, Morgan City
Ursery Satin Rose, 3609 Nicklaus St, Berwick
Valerio Franciso, 5047 Railroad Avenue Apt 5, Morgan City
Vaughn Terry, Pobox1351, Amelia
Vercher Sara, 201 Yellow Bayou Rd, Franklin
Verret Sylvester J Jr, 1516 Lake Palourde Road, Morgan City
Verrett Katie, 703 Guidry Street, Berwick
Viator Brent, 164Noaklawndr, Franklin
Vidos Wilton, 116 Egle St, Morgan City
Vignoe Willard, 3212 1/2 2Nd St, Berwick
Vilcan Katherine A, Po Box 637, Charenton
Vilo Reginald, Po Box 636, Charenton
Vincent Kerney J, Po Box 617, Centerville
Wagner Susan M, 420 Railroad Ave Lot 1, Patterson
Waln Tiffany R, 130 Sydney Jo Ln, Berwick
Walters Samuel Guy, Po Box 2574, Patterson
Ward David, Po Box 1488, Patterson
Ward Ronald L, Po Box 1488, Patterson
Washburn Tamera, 588 1/2 Fairview Dr, Berwick
Watson Asija, 505 Railroad Ave, Baldwin
Weaver Jeffery L, 3232 Vine Dr, Morgan City
Weeden Jammal, Po Box 92, Patterson
Weekly Frank, A17 264 Cotton Road Kemper Williams, Patterson
Welch Darren, 911 Anderson Street, Franklin
Welch Lawrence A, Po Box 51, Amelia
White Johnny, 118 11Th St, Morgan City
White Mary V, 611 Willow St, Morgan City
White Travion, 205 Commercial St, Franklin
White-Bowers Dianne M, Po Box 1022, Franklin
Wiese Maria G, Po Box 205, Patterson
Wiggins William B, 921 3Rd St, Franklin
Williams Duanyell, 825 Highway 90, Patterson
Williams Freddie, 307 Seventh St, Franklin
Williams Marriner, 1533 Borne St, Franklin
Williams Melinda, 1309 Taft St, Patterson
Williams Oliver, 271 Grandwood Dr Apt # 17, Patterson
Williams Travon, Unknown, Franklin
Wilson Estate Of Myrtle, Po Box 44, Garden City
Wilson Eugene, Po Box 88, Baldwin
Wilson Gary J, 515 Belanger St, Morgan City
Wilson Mary B, 206 Willowood Dr, Franklin
Wiltz Francis, 1804 K St, Patterson
Wong Tran Llc, 605 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Morgan City
Woodard Sandra A, 405 Railroad Ave, Morgan City
Woodman Michael, 506 Joey, Patterson
Woodman Michael R, 191 Vivian St, Morgan City
Woods Larrian, 271 Grandwood Dr, Patterson
Wray Louise F, 107 Canal Dr, Franklin
Yui Sushi Inc, 6214 Highway 182 E, Morgan City
Zirlott Michael, 141 N Oaklawn, Franklin
Adv. Nov. 6, 2024

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LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Port of Morgan City
Warehouse: Sprinkler
Renovation
Morgan City,
Louisiana
Sealed bids will be received by the Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District for Port of Morgan City, Warehouse: Sprinkler Renovation, until 2:00 PM, local time on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at the Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District, 7327 Louisiana Highway 182, Morgan City, Louisiana, at which time and place said proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud. Electronic bids at www.centralbidding.com as allowed by Act 759 amended Title 38:2212 are acceptable. Any bids received after the above-mentioned time will be re- turned unopened.
Each bid shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing the title of the work, the name of the Bidder, the address, date and hour of the bid opening, and the State Contractor’s License Number. The bid shall be addressed as follows:
BID: Port of Morgan City
Warehouse: Sprinkler Renovation
Morgan City, Louisiana
Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District
7327 Louisiana Highway 182
Morgan City, LA 70380
LICENSE NO. ——————
Failure to have the license number on the envelope will be result in the Bid being re- turned unopened.
Bid documents will be posted on www.centralbidding.com. To view, download, and receive bid notices by e-mail, you must register with Central Auction House (CAH). Vendors/Contractors will have the option to submit their bids and bid bonds electronically or by paper copy. Contact Ted Fleming with Central Auction House at 1-866-570-9620 concerning any questions about this process.
PROJECT DES- CRIPTION: The project consists of the replacement of the automatic sprinkler system int the Port of Morgan City Warehouse Building. The estimated construction cost for the Base Bid for this project is $400,000.00.
Prospective Contractors shall be licensed for Building Construction or Automatic Fire Suppression Systems by the State of Louisiana and that license shall be in effect on the date of the bid.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid bond, a certified check, or cashier’s check in an amount equal to at least five percent (5%) of the amount bid, made payable without condition to the Owner as a guarantee that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will promptly execute the contract documents. Failure to do so will result in the bid/bids being declared nonresponsive and shall be cause for rejection. If a bid bond is provided it shall be on the attached form and only on the attached form and shall be dated on or before the bid date. The bid security of all bidders, except the three lowest, will be returned promptly after the canvas of bids.
A non-mandatory pre-bid conference, at which the scope of the project, contract time and other requirements can be discussed with prospective bidders, will be held at the project site. All bidders will be notified and are encouraged to attend.
Copies of the contract documents are on file in the Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District, 7327 Louisiana Highway 182, Morgan City, Louisiana and the office of the Architect, Carl P. Blum AIA Architect, 900 David Drive, P. O. Box 2386, Morgan City, Louisiana 70381, and are open for inspection without charge.
Contractors may obtain contract documents from the Architect by paying a deposit of Thirty Dollars ($30.00). The full amount of the de- posit, on the first set, will be refunded to each contractor who submits a bona fide bid, upon return of the documents in good condition within ten (10) days after the receipt of bids. Contractors and Material Dealers may obtain additional sets of plans and specifications by making a deposit in the amount named above. Up- on return of these documents, in good condition, one half of the deposit will be refunded, the difference representing the cost of printing, assembling, and distributing the sets. No refund will be made on any set not returned in good condition within ten (10) days after the re- ceipt of bids.
If someone other than a corporate officer signs for the Bidder/Contractor, a copy of a corporate resolution or other signature authorization shall be required for submission of bid. Failure to include a copy of the appropriate signature authorization, if required, may result in the rejection of the bid unless bidder has complied with LA R.S. 38:22:12(A)(1)(C) or LA R.S. 38:22:12(0).
A bid will be considered responsive if it conforms in all respects with the conditions and re- quirements of the Bidding Documents. In order to be considered re- sponsive, the Louisiana Uniform Public Works Bid Form must: (a) be fully completed, signed and be responsive in all respects to the Bidding Documents; (b) be made on the Bid Forms provided and submitted intact, (c) submitted in ink.
No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for forty-five (45) days.
To the extent permitted by applicable state and federal laws and regulations, the Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District re- serves the right to reject any and/or proposals for just cause. In accordance with LA R. S. 38:2212 (B) (1), the provisions and requirements of this Section; and those stated in the bidding documents shall not be waived by the entity.
Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District
Mr. Peter Orlando,
President
Adv. Oct. 23, 30 and Nov. 6, 2024

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LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
The City of Morgan City hereby advertises bids for construction of WATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS PHASE II, MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA as follows:
Owner: THE CITY OF MORGAN CITY
Project Title: WATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS PHASE II MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA
Sealed bids marked “Sealed Bid – Water Treatment Plant Improvements Phase II, Morgan City, Louisiana” will be re- ceived at the City of Morgan City Hall, 512 1st Street, Morgan City, LA 70380. Electronic bids should be submitted to www.centralbidding.com.
Bids shall be addressed to the City of Morgan City and delivered to the City of Morgan City Hall located at 512 1st Street, Morgan City, LA 70380 or electronically submitted at www.centralbidding.com no later than 2:00 P.M. local time on Monday, November 18, 2024.
Any bid re- ceived after the specified time and date will not be considered. The sealed bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00 P.M. local time on Monday, November 18, 2024, at the City of Morgan City Hall located at 512 1st Street, Morgan City, LA 70380.
The information for Bidders, Form of Bid Proposal, Form of Contract, Plans, Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Performance Bond and Payment Bond, and other contract documents may be ex- amined at the office of Professional Engineering and Environmental Consultants, Inc. at 46148 LA Highway 445, Robert, LA 70455. If you would like to examine a set of plans or pick up a set, please contact Jeff Meyers at (225) 268-6925 or james@peecinc.com to set up a time. A set of such documents may be obtained from the Engineers by prospective bidders upon payment of ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($150.00) deposit. This de- posit will be re- funded upon re- quest in accordance with R.S. 38:2212. An electronic set of Contract Documents, Technical Specifications and Drawings may be obtained by submitting a request to james@peecinc.com and is available on www.centralbidding.com.
All questions must be submitted in writing by email to james@peecinc.com.
Each Bidder must deposit with his/her bid, security in the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the Information for Bidders. Sureties used for obtaining bonds must appear as acceptable on the U.S. Department of Treasury Circular 570.
No bid may be withdrawn for at least forty-five (45) days after scheduled closing time for receipt of bids.
The Owner re- serves the right to reject any and all bids for just cause. Such actions will be in accordance with Title 38 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes. All bidders must sign: (1) the Bid; (2) Certificate of Corporate Principal and Surety; (3) any Addenda issued; and (4) Bid Bond which MUST al- ways accompany the bid in the correct amount.
A Corporate Resolution authorizing a representative of the corporation to sign the bid MUST accompany the bid if the bidder is a corporation.
A Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday, November 8, 2024, at the City of Morgan City Water Treatment Plant located at 1617 Federal Avenue, Morgan City, LA 70380.
The Contractor shall begin mobilization and procurement of materials within ten (10) working days of receipt of the Notice to Proceed.
The successful bidder will be re- quired to execute the OWNER’S Standard Form of Agreement/Contract for construction together with the Performance and Payment Bonds within ten (10) working days after normal award of contract.
Any person with disabilities requiring special accommodations must contact the City of Morgan City Mayor’s Office at (985) 385-1770 no later than seven (7) days prior to bid opening.
The OWNER hereby notifies all bidders that in regard to any contract entered into pursuant to this Advertisement, that Minority Business Enterprises will be af- forded equal op- portunity to submit offers in re- sponse to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, sex, national origin or disability in consideration for an award.
IN PARTICULAR, BIDDERS SHOULD NOTE THE REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS AND CERTIFICATIONS TO BE EXECUTED AND SUBMITTED WITH THE BID PROPOSAL.
Adv. Oct. 23, 30 and Nov. 6, 2024

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LEGAL NOTICE
The St. Mary Parish Water and Sewer Commission No. 1 is issuing a drinking water advisory effective immediately for the Amelia and Siracusaville areas.
Our water plant is experiencing higher levels of sodium content in the plants source water which is Bayou Boeuf. The EPA requires water municipalities to notify its customers if levels of chlorides (sodium) reach a level of 250 mg/l. The levels at Bayou Boeuf have exceeded this level.
Sodium, also referred to as chlorides, is classified as a secondary containment by the EPA, and is not generally considered to be a health threat to individuals but may affect the aesthetics of the water.
Individuals who are on a low sodium diet because of blood pressure or kidney disease should give special consideration to the levels of sodium intake. Also, water that exceeds 250 mg/l should not be consumed by pregnant women or used to mix with baby formula.
If there are any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 985-631-2907.
Adv. Nov. 6, 8 and 13, 2024

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LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
CITY OF
MORGAN CITY
OCTOBER 22, 2024
The Mayor and City Council of Morgan City, Louisiana, met at 6:00 pm (local time) in regular session, this date, in the City Court Building, Highway 182 East, Morgan City, Louisiana.
There were present: Honorable Lee Dragna, Mayor; and Council Members Ron Bias, Steve Domangue, Tim Hymel, Bonnie Leonard, and Louis J. Tamporello, Jr.
Absent: None
Also present were Mr. Charlie Solar, Jr., Chief Administrative Officer and Mr. Paul Landry, City Attorney.
The invocation was given by Anthony Baham.
There was no Positive Image re- cipient for the month of October.
Mayor Dragna said that Kolin Leonard had re- quested permission to hold the Swamp Pop Fest in the parking lot of Mama Gs on May 2 and May 3, 2025. A motion to allow the Swamp Pop Fest, pending Police Department approval, was made by Mrs. Leonard, seconded by Mr. Tamporello, and voted unanimously in favor.
Pastor Bias re- minded everyone that October was Breast Cancer Awareness month, and that all individuals, both male and female, should be screened.
The Mayor’s up- date was the next matter on the agenda. Mayor Dragna said that the only thing he had to report was that the emergency dump site had been completely cleaned up.
The minutes of the September 24, 2024 meeting were submitted. There being no corrections, additions, or deletions, a motion to approve the minutes was made by Pastor Bias, seconded by Mr. Hymel, and voted unanimously in favor.
Mrs. Deborah Garber, Finance Director, submitted the following financial statement for the period ending September 30, 2024.
MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
DATE: October 22, 2024
TO: Mayor and Council
FROM: Deborah Garber
RE: Comments related to summary of revenues and expenses compared to budget for the period ended September 30, 2024.
Attached is a summary that compares our actual revenues and expenses to our operational budget for our major funds subject to budgetary control for the period ending September 30, 2024. The following comments are related thereto:
General and Ancillary Funds: Revenues are just under budget by $1,803. In General Fund, sales taxes remain under budget currently by $23,000. Operating expenses are under budget $1,010,856. The net loss of $2,011,385 is a positive variance of $1,014,053 as compared to the adopted budget.
Utility Fund: Actual revenues are under budget at $1,526,483. Electric revenues alone are under budget $1,660,000 which is a direct result of the Purchased Power Ex- pense being under budget $1,320,319. Overall, the utility operational ex- penses are under budget $1,640,174. The net income, after transfers, of $808,816 creates a positive variance compared to the budget of only $189,005.
Sanitation and Sewer Fund: The operating revenues are $109,343 over budget, with total operating expenses under budget $86,356. The net income, after transfers, of $454,930 leaves another positive variance of $250,084.
Respectfully
submitted,
/s/ Deborah Garber
Deborah Garber
Finance Director
A motion to accept the financial statement was made by Mr. Domangue, seconded by Pastor Bias, and voted unanimously in favor.
The next matter on the agenda was second reading of the 2025 Budget Ordinance. Mayor Dragna stated that this would be adopted at the November meeting.
Mayor Dragna submitted the name of Hubert “Joe” Cavalier, II for appointment to the Civil Service Board. A motion to concur in the appointment was made by Mr. Hy- mel, seconded by Mrs. Leonard, and voted unanimously in favor.
There being no further business, a motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Hymel, seconded by Mrs. Leonard and voted unanimously in favor.
/s/ Lee Dragna
Lee Dragna,
Mayor
/s/ Debbie
Harrington
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
Adv. Nov. 6, 2024

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LEGAL NOTICE
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
The City of Morgan City is re- questing proposals from qualified and experienced individuals/firms for Disaster Recovery Project Management Consultant Services with established experience in assessment, repair, and restoration and to pursue eligible grants for Hurricane Francine Recovery and will receive proposals on November 18, 2024, at 3:00 pm in the Conference Room, City Hall, 512 First Street, Morgan City, Louisiana.
Anyone interested in submitting such a proposal must do so, in writing, no later than the above- mentioned time. Any proposal re- ceived after this time will be re- turned unopened.
Request for Proposal packets may be received by contacting Charlie Solar, Chief Ad- ministrative Officer at c.solar@cityofmc.com or (985) 380-4720.
CITY OF MORGAN CITY
/s/ Lee Dragna
Lee Dragna
Mayor
Adv. Oct. 25, 30 and Nov. 6, 2024

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UPDATED: Incumbents Leonard, Bias keep MC Council seats; Blanchard wins in District 5

Tue, 11/05/2024 - 8:09pm

Staff report

Morgan City voters returned two incumbent City Council members to office Tuesday, while a political newcomer defeated a five-term councilman.

In complete but unofficial returns, District 2 incumbent Bonnie Leonard, making her first campaign since her interim appointment in April, defeated former parish Chief Administrative
Officer Jean Paul Bourg, who has a long record in public works for Morgan City, Drainage District No. 2 and St. Mary Parish.

Leonard finished with 409 votes, or 52%, to 374, or 48%, for Bourg.

Two 20-year veterans ran for re-election Tuesday. In District 3, incumbent Ronnie "Ron" Bias was an outright winner in a three-candidate contest.

Bias won a sixth term with 369 votes, or 56%. He finished ahead of Marcelle B. Hoskins, who had 197 votes, or 30%, and Julia "Blaze" Johnson, who had 91 votes, or 143%.

Another five-term incumbent, Louis Tamporello, lost his re-election bid to businessman and former police officer Eriq Blanchard.

Blanchard received 627 votes, or 62%, to 383, or 38%, for Tamporello, who is involved a variety of community organizations in addition to his council service.

Mayor Lee Dragna and Councilmen Tim Hymel and Steve Domangue qualified for re-election without opposition.

Voters in Recreation District No. 1 approved a 10-year renewal of a 3-mill property tax. The proposition was failing by a single vote in early voting, but Tuesday voting lifted the measure to a 201-141 approval, or 59%-41%.

Also Tuesday:

--For a third time, St. Mary voters supported former Republican President Donald Trump, 65%-34% over Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.

--Incumbent U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins, R-Lafayette, drew 67% of the St. Mary vote in his bid for a fifth two-year term. Across his 3rd Congressional District, he was leading the field with 71% of the vote with about 60% of precincts reporting.

--Seventy-seven percent of St. Mary voters supported a state constitutional amendment that would put Louisiana's share of federal revenue from offshore alternative energy sources, including wind and solar, into a fund for coastal restoration.

With 60 of 64 parishes reporting, the amendment was passing 72%-28% statewide.

--The St. Mary voter turnout in the presidential election was 65.3%.

No runoffs will be on the Dec. 7 general election ballot. But voters in Hospital Service District No. 2, which owns the Morgan City hospital operated under lease by Ochsner Health, will decide the fate of a proposed 9-mill property tax for work on the hospital's physical plant and for scholarships in health care fields.

Presidential Electors
Runs in multiple parishes
St. Mary votes only
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 46 of 46 precincts
7,010 Kamala D. Harris, Tim Walz Democratic 34%
40 Jill Stein, Ajamu Baraka Green 0%
36 Chase Oliver, Mike ter Maat Libertarian 0%
13,669 Donald J. Trump, "JD" Vance Republican 65%
17 Peter Sonski, Lauren Onak American Solidarity Party 0%
14 Randall Terry, Stephen Broden Constitution Party 0%
29 Mattie Preston, Shannel Conner Godliness, Truth, Justice 0%
18 Cornel West, Melina Abdullah Justice For All 0%
5 Claudia de la Cruz, Karina Garcia Socialism and Liberation 0%
3 Rachele Fruit, Dennis Richter Socialist Workers Party 0%
53 Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Nicole Shanahan We The People 0%Total: 20,894
Statewide
Early & Absentee Reporting - 62 of 64 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 3672 of 3805 precincts Votes
653,641 Kamala D. Harris, Tim Walz Democratic 36%
6,180 Jill Stein, Ajamu Baraka Green 0%
6,093 Chase Oliver, Mike ter Maat Libertarian 0%
1,131,108 Donald J. Trump, "JD" Vance Republican 62%
2,055 Peter Sonski, Lauren Onak American Solidarity Party 0%
1,309 Randall Terry, Stephen Broden Constitution Party 0%
2,664 Mattie Preston, Shannel Conner Godliness, Truth, Justice 0%
2,182 Cornel West, Melina Abdullah Justice For All 0%
1,182 Claudia de la Cruz, Karina Garcia Socialism and Liberation 0%
333 Rachele Fruit, Dennis Richter Socialist Workers Party 0%
6,071 Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Nicole Shanahan We The People 0%
Total: 1,812,818

U. S. Representative
3rd Congressional District
Runs in multiple parishes
St. Mary votes only
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 46 of 46 precincts
4,634 Priscilla Gonzalez (DEM) 24%
13,142 Clay Higgins (REP) 67%
444 "Xan" John (REP) 2%
1,314 Sadi Summerlin (DEM) 7%
Total: 19,534
Unofficial Turnout: 61.0%
Districtwide
Early & Absentee Reporting - 11 of 11 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 545 of 557 precincts
59,081 Priscilla Gonzalez (DEM) 19%
224,670 Clay Higgins (REP) 71%
12,982 "Xan" John (REP) 4%
21,042 Sadi Summerlin (DEM) 7%
Total: 317,775

Councilman
District 2, City of Morgan City
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 3 of 3 precincts
374 Jean Paul Bourg (REP) 48%
409 Bonnie F. Leonard (REP) 52%
Total: 783
Unofficial Turnout: 56.4%

Councilman
District 3, City of Morgan City
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 5 of 5 precincts
369 Ronnie "Ron" Bias (DEM) 56%
197 Marcelle B. Hoskins (DEM) 30%
91 Julia "Blaze" Johnson (NOPTY) 14%
Total: 657
Unofficial Turnout: 49.2%

Councilman
District 5, City of Morgan City
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 4 of 4 precincts
627 Eriq Blanchard (NOPTY) 62%
383 Louis Tamporello, Jr. (NOPTY) 38%
Total: 1,010
Unofficial Turnout: 67.2%

CA No. 1 (Act No. 408, 2024 - HB 300)
Provides relative to federal proceeds from alternative energy productionRuns in multiple parishes
St. Mary votes only
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 46 of 46 precincts
14,926 YES 77%
4,369 NO 23%
Total: 19,295
Unofficial Turnout: 60.3%
Statewide
Early & Absentee Reporting - 62 of 64 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 3745 of 3805 precincts
1,231,005 YES 72%
469,869 NO 28%
Total: 1,700,874

Recreation District No. 1
3 Mills Cont. 10 Yrs.
Early & Absentee Reporting - 1 of 1 parishes
Election Day Reporting - 2 of 2 precincts
202 YES 59%
141 NO 41%Total: 343
Unofficial Turnout: 44.9%

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Morgan City police radio logs for Nov. 5-6

Seven drug arrests by local agencies this week

Doubles for Dollars horseshoes

Dear Abby: Partner wants intimacy, and a spare

Get It Growing: Keep trees watered during extended dry spells

Jim Bradshaw: Is it turkey in the oven or crawfish in the pot?

Jeremy Alford and David Jacobs: Teacher pay may be the story in special session

Morgan City Council's Oct. 22 minutes

Public notices for Nov. 6, 2024

UPDATED: Incumbents Leonard, Bias keep MC Council seats; Blanchard wins in District 5

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