As St. Charles Parish President Larry Cochran continues his recovery from injuries he suffered in a single-vehicle motorcycle accident on April 3, parish Chief Administrative Officer Billy Raymond is stepping in to run day-to-day operations. […]
Waterworks, drainage, planning all getting ‘smarter’ St. Charles Parish has been installing smart meters that can be read by remote signal. The parish’s Department of Waterworks has been replacing the current meters – that require […]
Lakewood Elementary student-teacher Lydia Chiasson at work. […]
Residents of St. Charles Parish have a unique opportunity to find out a lot about how St. Charles Parish operates when it comes to its government and the services it provides. […]
Students in Mindy Baudouin’s social studies class are currently learning about government. […]
The St. Charles Parish Public Information Office has released a new brochure containing information on all the ways members of the public can get engaged in the local political process. […]
HAHNVILLE – St. Charles Parish government will provide citizens a behind-the-scenes look at the workings of vital parish infrastructure, including pump stations and the Emergency Operations Center during tours on March 3 and 4 from 8 a.m.-noon. Both tours will begin at the parish courthouse in the Council chambers, 15045 River Road in Hahnville. Snacks will be provided. East Bank residents are asked to attend the March 3 tour and West Bank residents are asked to the March 4 tour, as the tours will pertain to those specific banks. To reserve a spot, call (985)783-5182 or visit www.scpinfotour.org.
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Government in Washington is getting too big and the polls are showing it. Pew Research Center released findings in a survey that showed nearly 80 percent of Americans have little faith that the massive federal bureaucracy can solve the nation’s ills. […]
It would be better for the federal government to police our health care system, not run it. After all, that is what government does best. […]
Now that the frustrating income tax preparation season is over, have you had enough? It seems to be a very unfair way of financing the government. […]
The St. Charles Parish Public Works Department needs 22 workers to help complete parish projects, but no one is applying for the jobs despite the promise of stability and other benefits packages. […]
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