Sulphur, LA

City Council

The Sulphur City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a single resolution requesting an opinion from the Louisiana Attorney General regarding potential violations of public bid law by the City of Sulphur. The meeting is scheduled for August 24, 2026, immediately following two other special meetings.

• Resolution requesting Attorney General opinion on potential public bid law violations (RES35-26, sponsored by Josh Baden)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will hold a special meeting to consider two resolutions recommended by Mayor Stutes: appointing Read Ellender as Interim Director of Information Technology and Lindsey Delouche as Interim Director of Finance. The meeting is scheduled to follow a 5:30 p.m. special meeting at Council Chambers, 501 Willow Avenue.

• Resolution RES33-26: appointment of Read Ellender as Interim Director of Information Technology
• Resolution RES34-26: appointment of Lindsey Delouche as Interim Director of Finance

City Council

The Sulphur City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a public hearing on an ordinance that would amend the city code to establish council meeting dates, times, and locations. The ordinance, ORD48-26, is sponsored by Danny DiPetta. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Ordinance ORD48-26 amending Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-16 of the Code of Ordinances to set council meeting dates, times, and location
• Ordinance would repeal any conflicting ordinances

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will hold three special meetings on August 24, 2026. They will consider an ordinance to formalize council meeting dates, times, and locations, approve two interim director appointments recommended by the mayor, and request an Attorney General's opinion on potential public bid law violations by the city.

• Public hearing on ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-16 to set council meetings on second Monday at 5:30 p.m. at 501 Willow Avenue, with relocation option to 401 Arena Road
• Resolution approving Read Ellender as Interim Director of Information Technology
• Resolution approving Lindsey Delouche as Interim Director of Finance
• Resolution requesting Attorney General opinion on potential public bid law violations by the City of Sulphur

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Sulphur Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider three variance requests: a reduced front setback for a carport, smaller lot sizes for a subdivision, and off-street parking extending into a right-of-way. The board will also approve minutes and hear public comment. Decisions can be appealed to the 14th Judicial District Court within 30 days.

• Variance for Justin Quebodeaux, 202 Lynn Lane, to allow open carport 12 ft from front property line (required 30 ft)
• Variance for Rite-Way Developers Inc., Lots 4 & 5 Margo Lane, to allow Lot 4 at 9,187 sq ft and Lot 5 at 9,485 sq ft (required 10,000 sq ft each)
• Variance for Casey Peveto, 329 Lewis Street, to allow off-street parking to extend into right-of-way
• Public comment period
• Appeals to 14th Judicial District Court within 30 days

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a variance for Justin Quebodeaux at 202 Lynn Lane to build an open carport 12 feet from the front property line instead of the required 30 feet, with a 4-1 vote. The board also unanimously approved a variance for Rite-Way Developers Inc. to allow Lots 4 and 5 on Margo Lane to be smaller than the required 10,000 square feet. A request by Casey Peveto for a parking variance was removed from the agenda.

• Approved carport setback variance for 202 Lynn Lane (4-1)
• Approved lot size variance for Lots 4 & 5 Margo Lane (5-0)
• Removed Casey Peveto parking variance from agenda (unanimous)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 10, 2026, at 501 Willow Avenue. The agenda includes resolutions to authorize investigations into the city's hiring and termination practices and into potential public bid law violations for recent construction at 501 Willow Avenue. The council will also hold public hearings on a Safe Streets for All plan and septage hauler rates, and consider several other items including property condemnations, a fire hydrant project bid, and appointments.

• Resolution authorizing investigation into hiring, appointment, suspension, and termination practices (RES23-26)
• Resolution authorizing investigation into potential public bid law violations for construction at 501 Willow Avenue (RES24-26)
• Public hearing on ordinance for Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan with SWLA Regional Planning Commission (ORD43-26)
• Public hearing on ordinance setting Septage Hauler Rates (ORD44-26)
• Rules to show cause to condemn buildings at 319 Landry St, 461 Starlin St, 170 Starlin St, 1331 Stanford St, 312 Beglis Pkwy, 1018 West Verdine

The Sulphur City Council awarded the 2026 Fire Hydrant Replacement Project to C1 Services for $462,083, adopted a Safe Streets for All safety action plan with SWLA Regional Planning Commission, and set new septage hauler rates. The council also condemned several dilapidated properties, granted extensions for others, and authorized investigations into hiring practices and Vexus utility use. Agenda items were removed and added, and the meeting was recessed due to overcrowding.

• Awarded 2026 Fire Hydrant Replacement Project to C1 Services for $462,083 (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2028 authorizing Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan with SWLA Regional Planning Commission (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2029 setting septage hauler rates (5-0)
• Condemned properties at 461 Starlin St, 1331 Stanford St, and 312 Beglis Pkwy (5-0 each)
• Granted 6-month extension for 319 Landry St and 60-day extension for 170 Starlin St (5-0 each)
• Denied condemnation for 1018 West Verdine (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 3704 requesting investigation of Vexus utility use, with findings due Nov 9, 2026 (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 3705 accepting substantial completion of Municipal Complex abatement and demolition (5-0)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council is holding a special meeting to introduce and adopt an ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-16 of the City Code. This ordinance establishes that regular council meetings will be held on the second Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 501 Willow Avenue, with provisions for relocation to the West Calcasieu Community Center if needed. The meeting is scheduled immediately following the regular meeting on August 10, 2026.

• Introduction of Ordinance ORD47-26 to amend council meeting dates, times, and location
• Meetings set for second Monday monthly at 5:30 p.m., with holiday adjustments
• Meetings held at Council Chambers, 501 Willow Avenue, with possible relocation to West Calcasieu Community Center, 401 Arena Road
• Ordinance effective upon Mayor's signature

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will hold a special meeting to consider an ordinance amending the city code to establish council meeting dates, times, and location. The ordinance would repeal any conflicting ordinances. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Introduction of Ordinance ORD47-26 amending Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-16 of the Code of Ordinances to establish council meeting dates, times, and location
• Ordinance sponsored by Danny DiPetta

The City Council held a special session and unanimously introduced an ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-16 of the Code of Ordinances to establish council meeting dates, times, and location. The ordinance was filed for public inspection, and the mayor was authorized to publish a public notice in the American Press. A public hearing is scheduled for August 24, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the temporary Council Chambers, 501 Willow Avenue.

• Introduced ordinance to amend Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-16 (unanimous)
• Filed ordinance with Clerk for public inspection (unanimous)
• Authorized mayor to publish public notice in American Press (unanimous)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 10, 2026, at 501 Willow Avenue. The agenda includes resolutions to authorize investigations into city hiring practices and potential public bid law violations for recent construction at 501 Willow Avenue, as well as public hearings on a Safe Streets for All plan and septage hauler rates. The council will also consider ordinances on property donations, surplus property disposal, and several other resolutions.

• Resolution authorizing investigation into city hiring, appointment, suspension, and termination practices (RES23-26)
• Resolution authorizing investigation into potential public bid law violations for construction at 501 Willow Avenue (RES24-26)
• Public hearing on ordinance for Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan with SWLA Regional Planning Commission (ORD43-26)
• Public hearing on ordinance setting septage hauler rates (ORD44-26)
• Resolution awarding low bid for 2026 Fire Hydrant Replacement Project (RES25-26)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will consider two resolutions authorizing investigations: one into the city's hiring, appointment, suspension, and termination practices, and another into potential public bid law violations for recent construction at 501 Willow Avenue. Public hearings are scheduled for the Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan and for setting Septage Hauler Rates. The council will also consider condemnation of six properties and other routine items.

• Resolution to investigate city hiring practices (RES23-26)
• Resolution to investigate public bid law violations for 501 Willow Ave construction (RES24-26)
• Public hearing on Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan (ORD43-26)
• Public hearing on Septage Hauler Rates (ORD44-26)
• Condemnation proceedings for six properties (319 Landry, 461 Starlin, 170 Starlin, 1331 Stanford, 312 Beglis Parkway, 1018 West Verdine)

Civil Service Board

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Civil Service Board

The Sulphur Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board will hold a regular meeting to review and approve personnel action forms for both the fire and police departments. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the previous meeting and public comment.

• Review for approval Fire Personnel Action Forms
• Review for approval Police Personnel Action Forms
• Approval of minutes from June 10, 2026 regular meeting

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding property tax rates, a safe streets action plan, and a property description correction. The body is also considering appointments to several city commissions and boards.

• Public hearing on property tax millage rates for tax year 2026 (ORD39-26)
• Public hearing on Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan agreement with SWLA Regional Planning Commission (ORD40-26)
• Proposed septage hauler rates for the City of Sulphur (ORD42-26)
• Rule to show cause to condemn building at 1608 Weekly Road
• Authorization to advertise bids for 2026 Fire Hydrant Replacement Project (RES22-26)

The City Council approved the 2026 property tax millage rates and corrected the annexation boundaries for a property on Patton Street. The council also elected its leadership and appointed members to several city commissions.

• Elected Danny DiPetta as Chairman (3-2)
• Elected Troy Darby as Vice-Chairman (3-2)
• Approved 2026 millage rates: General Alimony 5.84, Street Maintenance 5.00, Fire Maintenance 5.00 (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2027 correcting annexation boundaries for DV Property Holdings, LLC at 2211 Patton Street (5-0)
• Introduced ordinance to set Septage Hauler Rates; public hearing set for August 10, 2026
• Condemned building or structure at 1608 Weekly Road (unanimous)
• Appointed members to Land Use Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustment (5-0)
• Appointed members to Sulphur Armed Forces Commission (5-0)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Sulphur Board of Zoning Adjustment and Land Use Commission will meet to consider a variance request. The board will determine if a portable building can be placed on a specific property without a primary structure.

• Resolution for variance at 608 Maple Street for a portable building

The Board of Zoning Adjustment adopted a resolution granting a variance to Charles Beverly for an accessory structure on his property at 608 Maple Street. The vote was unanimous with three yeas and no nays. The resolution notes that work may not begin until all permits are obtained. No other business was taken up.

• Granted variance to Charles Beverly for accessory structure at 608 Maple Street (3-0)

Land Use Commission

The Sulphur Land Use Commission will meet to approve a resolution amending a previous resolution to correct the property description for annexed property located at 2211 Patton Street. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 15, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers.

• Amendment to annexation resolution for 2211 Patton Street
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Public comment period
• Meeting moved to 501 Willow Avenue

The Land Use Commission approved the minutes from the prior meeting and the agenda unanimously. It then considered a resolution to amend the property description for the annexed parcel at 2211 Patton Street so the description reaches the centerlines of Patton and Post Oak Streets. A motion was made to adopt that resolution, but the minutes do not record a vote outcome.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as written (unanimous)
• Motion made to adopt resolution amending property description for 2211 Patton Street (outcome not recorded)

Civil Service Board

The Sulphur Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board will meet to review personnel action forms for fire and police staff. The board will also consider updates to eligibility lists for various promotional and competitive positions.

• Approval of exam scores and eligibility list for Promotional Firefighter First Class
• Review of Fire personnel action forms
• Review of Police personnel action forms
• Request to remove names from eligibility lists for Competitive Police Chief, Deputy Chief of Police, and Evidence Officer

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will consider and adopt several ordinances, including a water‑rate ordinance that sets flat and metered rates for fiscal years 2027‑2030. It will hold public hearings on a land‑use exception for Flamingo Investments at 1100 Lori Lane, a rezoning for 925 Prater Road, and multiple liquor‑license approvals. The council will also vote on condemnations of specific properties and re‑appoint a board member.

• Rule to show cause for condemnation of properties at 419 Breaux Lane, 2369 Cedar Lane, 112 Benoit Lane, 960 South Beglis Parkway, 1031 South Stanford Street, 1010 West Verdine Street, 1018 West Verdine Street, 625 East Brimstone, 212 Doiron Street, 2213 Moss Lane, 461 Starlin Street, 235 East Elizabeth Street, and 240 Edgar Street
• Public hearing on ordinance granting an exception to Flamingo Investments, LLC, 1100 Lori Lane, to allow mobile homes in a business district
• Public hearing on ordinance rezoning 925 Prater Road (Latin and Rosalind Berry) from residential to mixed residential for townhomes or duplexes
• Ordinance setting water rates for 2027‑2030, e.g., residential inside flat rate $32.25 (2027/2028) rising to $34.72 (2029/2030) and commercial outside flat rate $103.20 rising to $111.07
• Resolutions approving liquor licenses for Hampton Inn Sulphur/Satguru Holdings LLC at 210 Henning Drive and for Charge Up locations at 3610 East Napoleon Street and 444 West Burton Street

City Council

The City Council will discuss water rates for 2027-2030 and introduce an ordinance for 2026 property tax millage rates. The body will also consider multiple building condemnations and zoning requests.

• Public hearing on water rates for years 2027-2030 (ORD34-26)
• Introduction of ordinance for 2026 property tax millage rates (ORD37-26)
• Public hearing to rezone 925 Prater Road from residential to mixed residential for townhomes or duplexes
• Public hearing for mobile home living exception at 1100 Lori Lane
• Rule to show cause for condemnation of 13 buildings or sheds, including 419 Breaux Lane and 960 South Beglis Parkway

The City Council voted against a mobile home exception for Flamingo Investments, LLC and a residential rezone for 925 Prater Road. Additionally, the council approved several condemnations of buildings and structures across various addresses.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Removed two items from the agenda (unanimous)
• Condemned 419 Breaux Lane (unanimous)
• Condemned 2369 Cedar Lane (unanimous)
• Condemned 112 Benoit Lane (unanimous)
• Condemned 1031 South Stanford Street (unanimous)
• Condemned 1010 West Verdine Street (unanimous)
• Deferred condemnation of 1018 West Verdine Street to August 10, 2026 (unanimous)

Land Use Commission

The Sulphur Land Use Commission will meet on May 18, 2026 to adopt two resolutions. One resolution elects Eddie LeBlanc as Chairman and Veronica Allison as Vice‑Chairman of the commission. The other resolution grants a rezoning of 925 Prater Road (Latin and Rosalind Berry) from residential to mixed residential to allow townhomes or duplexes.

• Resolution electing Eddie LeBlanc as Chairman and Veronica Allison as Vice‑Chairman
• Resolution granting rezoning of 925 Prater Road from residential to mixed residential for townhomes or duplexes
• Meeting held at City Council Chambers, 501 Willow Avenue

The Land Use Commission approved the meeting minutes and agenda unanimously. It elected Eddie LeBlanc as Chairman and Veronica Allison as Vice‑Chairman, with all five members voting yea. The commission rejected a rezoning request for 925 Prater Road to mixed residential, with all five members voting nay. No further business was taken.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Elected Eddie LeBlanc as Chairman (5-0)
• Elected Veronica Allison as Vice‑Chairman (5-0)
• Denied rezoning of 925 Prater Road to mixed residential (0-5)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet to elect its leadership and review two variance requests. The board is deciding whether to allow residential structures to be placed outside of standard setback and location requirements.

• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman for the Board of Zoning Adjustment
• Variance request for Timothy Garcia at 806 Roberta Drive to place a playhouse in the front yard
• Variance request for Debra Lopez at 3812 Maplewood Drive to place a carport cover 5 feet from the front property line instead of 30 feet

The Board of Zoning Adjustment elected Eddie LeBlanc as Chairman and Veronica Allison as Vice‑Chairman. Two variance applications were considered: one for a front‑yard playhouse at 806 Roberta Drive and another for a front‑setback carport at 3812 Maplewood Drive. Both variance requests were denied.

• Elected Eddie LeBlanc as Chairman and Veronica Allison as Vice‑Chairman (5 yeas, 0 nays)
• Denied variance for Timothy Garcia playhouse front yard (0 yeas, 5 nays)
• Denied variance for Debra Lopez carport front setback (0 yeas, 5 nays)

Civil Service Board

The Sulphur Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board will meet on May 13, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. in the City of Sulphur Council Chambers. The board will consider approval of minutes from the March 18, 2026 meeting. It will hold a public hearing to review and approve the fire and police department seniority rosters. The board will also review fire and police personnel action forms for approval.

• Approval of minutes from the regular meeting held on March 18, 2026
• Public hearing to review and approve fire and police department seniority rosters
• Review for approval of fire personnel action forms
• Review for approval of police personnel action forms

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on the annual budget for the next fiscal year and updates to the current General Fund budget. The body will also consider several property condemnations and a commercial rezoning request.

• Public hearing on the annual budget of revenues and expenditures for July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027
• Public hearing on garbage/trash collection fees
• Proposed rezoning from Residential to Commercial for Nayah, LLC at the southeast on ramp onto I-10 off Hwy. 1256
• Rule to show cause to condemn buildings at 419 Breaux Lane, 319 Landry Street, 888 East Lyons Street, 105 Self Street, 156 South Post Oak Road, 1503 Melanie Drive, and 639 North Claiborne Street
• Introduction of ordinance setting water rates for 2027-2030

The council elected a new chairman and vice‑chairman, condemned six condemned‑eligible properties, approved a rezoning for Nayah, LLC with specific stipulations, increased the General Fund budget by $4,649,494, and authorized the mayor to sign a cooperative agreement with the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury. All actions passed unanimously.

• Elected Mandy Thomas as Chairman and Dru Ellender as Vice‑Chairman (unanimous)
• Condemned property at 319 Landry Street with a 3‑month extension (unanimous)
• Condemned properties at 888 East Lyons Street, 156 South Post Oak Road, 1503 Melanie Drive, and 639 North Claiborne Street (unanimous)
• Adopted rezoning of Nayah, LLC property from Residential to Commercial for a hotel, with amended window stipulation (unanimous)
• Amended General Fund budget, increasing sales‑tax revenue allocation from $1,710,103 to $4,649,494 (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing Mayor Danahay to sign Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with Calcasieu Parish Police Jury (unanimous)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a rezoning of a property at the southeast on‑ramp onto I‑10 off Hwy 1256 from residential to commercial for Nayah, LLC. The council will also consider an amendment to the General Fund budget to reflect higher sales‑tax revenue, changes to garbage collection fees, new water rates for 2027‑2030, and various condemnation actions for specific addresses.

• Rule to show cause for condemning buildings at 419 Breaux Lane, 319 Landry Street, 888 East Lyons Street, 105 Self Street, 156 South Post Oak Road, 1503 Melanie Drive, and 639 North Claiborne Street.
• Public hearing on ordinance granting a rezoning to Nayah, LLC (property at southeast on‑ramp onto I‑10 off Hwy 1256).
• Public hearing on ordinance amending the General Fund budget to reflect increased sales‑tax revenue (revised sales‑tax revenue $20,539,391).
• Public hearing on ordinance setting new garbage/trash collection fees for the City of Sulphur.
• Introduction of ordinance setting water rates for fiscal years 2027‑2028, 2028‑2029, and 2029‑2030.

Land Use Commission

The Land Use Commission is meeting to consider a resolution regarding a property in a business district. The body will discuss granting an exception to allow mobile homes on the site.

• Resolution to grant Flamingo Investments, LLC, 1100 Lori Lane, an exception to allow mobile homes in a business district

The commission unanimously approved the minutes from the previous meeting and the agenda. It then voted on a resolution to grant Flamingo Investments an exception to allow mobile homes in a business district at 1100 Lori Lane. The resolution failed with four Nays and no Yeas. A public hearing for the exception is scheduled for June 8, 2026.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as written (unanimous)
• Denied exception for Flamingo Investments at 1100 Lori Lane (0 Yeas, 4 Nays)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Sulphur Board of Zoning Adjustment will consider a single variance request from Clark Benton to allow an accessory structure at 1130 Loretto Avenue to be 2 feet 1 inch taller than the primary structure. The board will also hear public comment and approve previous meeting minutes. The meeting is temporarily held at 501 Willow Avenue.

• Variance request by Clark Benton for 1130 Loretto Avenue to allow accessory structure (13'5") taller than primary structure (11'4")
• Public comment period
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Meeting location temporarily changed to 501 Willow Avenue

The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a variance allowing Clark Benton to build an accessory structure 2 ft 1 in taller than his primary house at 1130 Loretto Avenue. All present members voted in favor; no members voted against. The resolution was adopted unanimously.

• Approved variance for accessory structure height increase (13'5" vs 11'4") – unanimous yea vote

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will consider several Rule to Show Cause actions to condemn properties at specific addresses. Council members will introduce ordinances to amend the General Fund budget, authorize cooperative agreements with the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury, and set new garbage and trash collection fees. An ordinance to adopt the annual budget for fiscal year July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 will also be voted on.

• Rule to Show Cause to condemn building at 419 Breaux Lane
• Rule to Show Cause to condemn shed at 202 Edgar Street
• Rule to Show Cause to condemn single mobile home at 879 West Verdine Street
• Rule to Show Cause to condemn garage at 657 Live Oak Street
• Ordinance setting new garbage/trash collection fees (ORD21-26)

The council removed the agenda item to condemn a garage at 657 Live Oak Street and unanimously approved the removal. It re‑appointed Melinda Hardy to the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Human Services Advisory Board with a term ending May 2030. The council condemned buildings at 202 Edgar Street, 879 West Verdine Street, 810 North Claiborne Street #22 & #13, and 713 Cass Street, and postponed condemnation of 419 Breaux Lane until the owner submits a plan. Several ordinances were introduced, filed for public inspection, and authorized for public notice, each with a unanimous motion.

• Removed agenda item to condemn 657 Live Oak Street garage (unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Melinda Hardy to advisory board, term to May 2030 (unanimous yeas)
• Condemned shed at 202 Edgar Street (unanimous)
• Condemned single mobile home at 879 West Verdine Street (unanimous)
• Condemned two mobile homes at 810 North Claiborne Street #22 & #13 (unanimous)
• Condemned shed at 713 Cass Street (unanimous)
• Postponed condemnation of 419 Breaux Lane pending owner plan (unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance to amend General Fund budget for sales‑tax increase; filed and public notice authorized (unanimous)

City Council

The Sulphur City Council will adopt the annual general fund budget for fiscal year July 1 2026 to June 30 2027. It will also amend the current fiscal year’s budget to reflect higher sales‑tax revenue, set new garbage collection fees, and consider condemnation orders for six specific properties. Additionally, the council will vote on two cooperative‑endeavor agreements—one for a summer feeding program and another to fund compensation for city court clerks and deputy clerks.

• Condemnation orders (Rule to Show Cause) for six properties: 419 Breaux Lane; 202 Edgar Street; 879 West Verdine Street; 657 Live Oak Street; 810 North Claiborne Street #22 & #13; 713 Cass Street.
• Ordinance amending the General Fund budget to increase sales‑tax revenue from $17,600,000 to $20,539,391 for FY 2025‑26.
• Ordinance authorizing Mayor Danahay to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury for a Summer Feeding Program.
• Ordinance authorizing Mayor Danahay to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement among the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury, Sulphur City Court, and the City of Sulphur to fund compensation for City Court clerks and deputy clerks.
• Ordinance establishing new garbage/trash collection fees for the City of Sulphur.

Civil Service Board

The Sulphur Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board will meet on March 18, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. in the City of Sulphur Council Chambers. The board will approve minutes from the special meeting held on February 11, 2026, review exam scores and eligibility for several promotional fire and police positions, and consider fire and police personnel action forms. It will also consider a request to call a public hearing to review and approve the fire and police department seniority rosters.

• Approval of minutes from the special meeting held on February 11, 2026
• Review for approval of exam scores and eligibility for promotional fire chief, fire captain, police captain, and police sergeant
• Review for approval of applications for promotional firefighter first class exam
• Review for approval of fire personnel action forms
• Review for approval of police personnel action forms and request for public hearing on seniority rosters

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Sulphur Board of Zoning Adjustment will consider two resolutions requesting special exceptions for non‑conforming lots. One resolution would allow Shannon Carroll/Venture Rentals, Inc. to add a 10‑by‑12‑foot storage building on the lot at 1103 East Burton Street, Lot #8. The other resolution would permit Flamingo Investment, LLC to place mobile homes on the lot at 1100 Lori Lane. The meeting also includes a public comment period before adjourning.

• Resolution granting an exception to Shannon Carroll/Venture Rentals, Inc. to add a 10’ x 12’ storage building on non‑conforming lot at 1103 East Burton Street, Lot #8
• Resolution granting an exception to Flamingo Investment, LLC to allow mobile homes on non‑conforming lot at 1100 Lori Lane
• Public comment period

The Board of Zoning Adjustment adopted a resolution granting Shannon Carroll/Venture Rentals, Inc. an exception to add a 10' x 12' storage building on a non‑conforming lot at 1103 East Burton Street, Lot #8. The motion passed with four yeas and no nays; one member was absent. The resolution requires permits and recordation within ten days of the effective date.

• Granted exception to add 10' x 12' storage building at 1103 East Burton St, Lot #8 (4‑0)