As of 10/24/2021, debris contractors have picked up over 40,000 cubic yards. Last week, the original crew was replaced with a new crew, and the new crew has made considerable progress over the last week in the northern part of the city. It is anticipated that the first round will be completed within three weeks, and a second pass will begin in areas previously serviced. Our monitoring firm is riding every street in the city verifying locations for the second pass. There

Debris removal crews are approximately 80% complete with the first pass of woody waste debris pickup from Hurricane Ida. Crews will make another pass down each street once the first pass is completed to pick up debris placed by the street since the first pass. Mixed piles of debris (tree debris mixed with other material) will not be serviced. The debris must be separated. Tree material must be cut into sizes small enough for the contractor to pick up. Fence material and

CENTRAL, LA - Monthly sales tax collections within Central for the month of August 2021 amounted to $590,967.12. This represents a 5.95% increase compared to August 2020 and marks the eighteenth month in a row of sales tax growth compared year-to-year. Motor vehicles sales taxes on vehicle purchases for the month of August 2021 were $121,700.70. This represents a 13.98% decrease compared to August 2020. The lack of new vehicle inventory is making its impact. A complete

Click here for Board of Adjustment Seat "A" Application due November 30, 2021. This is a five-year term.

Crews are about 50% through with the first pass. 24,333 cubic yards of debris have been picked up so far in 25 days. Some of the subdivisions cleared so far include Comite Hills, Comite Hills West, Tanglewood, Carmel Acres, Morgan Place, Morgan Place West, Woods Edge/Oak Shadow, Huntley Place, Brandon Place, Jackson Park, Central City, Geo-Je's, Planchet Rd, Thibodeaux Rd, Greenmeadow, Oak Cluster, Forest Glen Estates, Magnolia Bend, and parts of Bellingrath. Please remembe