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The following are updates from Youngsville Mayor Ken Ritter on the Bayou Parc Perdu and LaSalle Coulee Drainage Projects.

City Council meetings for Broussard and Youngsville for March 2023.

Below is a list of businesses who obtained occupational licenses from the City of Broussard in February 2023.

Downtown Lafayette may soon be expanding its residential footprint through a public-private partnership between the City of Lafayette and downtown business owner and developer Johnny Blancher.

The bridge on Arnaudville Road crossing Bayou Carencro at the St. Martin Parish line will close on Tuesday, February 28th for approximately two months, weather permitting for major bridge repairs.

Officer Reginald Mosely of the Youngsville Police Department has been promoted to Sergeant.

According to the The City of Youngsville's Facebook page, city contractors will be conducting routine fire hydrant flushing and testing beginning March 2nd-4th (blue area indicated on the map) and March 5th (red area indicated on the map).

Lafayette Consolidated Government has been awarded two Keep Louisiana Beautiful grants that will improve areas of Lafayette, including the busy intersection of the Evangeline Thruway and University Avenue, one of the city’s gateways and a first impression for many visitors.

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is the only entity to submit a response to Lafayette Consolidated Government’s (LCG) Request for Proposal (RFP) for land for the future development of a new Performing Arts Center.

Lafayette Consolidated Government has launched the Permit and Planning Guide, a new, one-of-a-kind online tool to help residential and commercial builders navigate required permits and estimate costs for projects.