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Thetownofplaindealing public meetings in 2024

7 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Tue Dec 10, 2024

City Council

Council to adopt FY2025 operating budget and approve key financial resolutions

The Town of Plain Dealing City Council will vote on two budget ordinances, one amending the FY2024 budget and one adopting the FY2025 budget. It will also consider resolutions to contract Waggoner Engineering for the 2025 Louisiana Community Development Block Grant and to use remaining ARPA funds for water and sewer system upgrades. Additional items include discussion of town insurance and approval of the 2025 liquor license.

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✓ Decided: Council approves ARPA funds for water system, engineering contract

The Plain Dealing Town Council unanimously approved two resolutions: one authorizing the mayor to sign a professional services contract with Waggoner Engineering for a Community Development Block Grant project, and another using $140,000 of the remaining $165,980.16 in ARPA funds for the town's Water Sector Grant participation, with the rest for water/sewer repairs. The council also introduced Ordinance 13 (amending the 2024 budget) and tabled Ordinance 14 (2025 budget) until after the new year. Other actions included approving November expenses, keeping current insurance while shopping for alternatives, approving the 2025 liquor license, and approving community center rentals.

Tue Nov 12, 2024

City Council

Plain Dealing City Council to review liquor licenses and budget updates

The Town of Plain Dealing City Council will meet to approve October 2024 expenses and review liquor license applications. The council will also receive updates on the amended budget and the Teal Jones Project.

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Tue Jul 9, 2024

City Council

Plain Dealing Council adopts $125 hourly fee for residential brush and debris removal

The Town Council approved Ordinance #4 of 2024, establishing a $125.00 per hour fee for removing residential brush and debris that takes more than 15 minutes to remove. The council also voted to use $13,000 from the Cemetery fund certificate of deposit to purchase an additional lawn mower and chairs for the pavilion. Additionally, two members were re-appointed to the Fire District #7 Board of Commissioners.

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Tue Apr 9, 2024

City Council

Town Council introduces 2024 operating budget and funds Teal Jones project

The Town Council introduced the operating budget for fiscal year 2024 and approved resolutions to fund water meter installations and right-of-way expropriation for the Teal Jones project. The council also approved the 2023 municipal water prevention environmental audit report.

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Tue Mar 12, 2024

City Council

Town Council to consider resolution for audit compliance questionnaire

The Town of Plain Dealing City Council will meet to approve February 2024 expenses and previous meeting minutes. The board will consider Resolution #5 of 2024 regarding the Louisiana Compliance Questionnaire for government audit engagements.

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Tue Feb 13, 2024

City Council

Town of Plain Dealing to consider two new ordinances and police hiring

The Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings and consider the adoption of two ordinances regarding the state criminal code and traffic offenses. The council will also discuss police staffing and community center fees.

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Tue Jan 9, 2024

City Council

Town Council to consider new police hire and two local ordinances

The Town of Plain Dealing City Council will consider hiring Jeremy Carter as a full-time officer and authorizing a grant application for the Local Government Assistance Program. The council will also introduce two ordinances regarding the state criminal code and traffic offenses.

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