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PJ to Consider Mobile Home Park in Lacassine NEVER MI -3011 TODAY CALL 337-824 ON CLICK FOR ONE MONTH OR NAL RATES AVAILABLE FOR OTHER AREAS. OF ISSUES* THE SUBSCRIBE TAB AT JENNINGSDAILYNEWS.NET *PRICING APPLIES TO JEFF DAVIS PARISH ONLY. ADDITIO or $ FOR A YEAR* 50 CENTS LATEST LOCAL ce 1896 WEATHER Page 3 Serving Jefferson Davis Parish Sin per HIGH LOW TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2020 72 49 Council meeting to $ 75 LATEST LOCAL we did buy monthly from both WEATHER address audit resultssuppliers, which should have $907,000 in non-major govern- been bid out on an annual Page 3 GET THE NEWS BEFORE YOU GET THE PAPER. mental funds. NEVER M TODAY basis. The issues has been CALL 337-824-3011 By ALLISON CRYER Mayor Henry Guinn said the ON resolved and all utility suppli- CLICK NAL RATES AVAILABLE FOR OTHER AREAS. [email protected] issue has been resolved.using the ers will be put on 12-month FOR ONE MONTH OR HIGH LOW OF ISSUES* THE SUBSCRIBE TAB AT JENNINGSDAILYNEWS.NET “We have been contracts.” *PRICING APPLIES TO JEFF DAVIS PARISH ONLY. ADDITIO The Jennings City Council r findings were FOR A YEAR* same chlorine suppliers in No prior yea or $ will meet tonight to discuss our water department for listed. several matters, including their multiple years,” Guinn said. To view the full report, visit. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2020 Serving Jefferson Davis Parish Since 1896 50 CENTS month 2019 annual audit results. “Unfortunately, there aren’t as 72 49 Certified public accountant www.lla.la.gov. many suppliers of compressed The city council will also be 50 CENTS J. Aaron Cooper will present e chlorine in Louisiana, and their introducing an ordinance to the annual report for the fiscal cost has increased duelaneous to infla- amend the Water Tower Leas year ending June, 30, 2019. tion and other miscel LATEST LOCAL Serving Jefferson Davis Parish Since 1896 According to the report, the Agreement with Sprint.com, WEATHERPage 3 Only fees.” Inc. city showed healthy finances, He said the situation is the The city council meets the HIGH LOW with one finding of noncom- same for the lyme suppliers. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2020 10 second Tuesday of each month pliance involving the state’s 72 49 “The monthly purchases at 5:30 p.m. at the council’s Council meeting to public bid law. from each supplier exceeded meeting chambers at City Hall Total governmental fund we did buy monthly from both the public bid limits in aggre- located at 154 N. Main Street in Council meeting to were listed at $10.9 revenues suppliers, which should have gate,” he said. “We never made Jennings. address$90 7,000audit in non-major govern- resultsbeen bid out on an annual million including $7.5 mil- one purchase that exceeded mental funds. basis. The issues has been lion for the city’s general fund, By ALLISON CRYER Mayor Henry Guinnlved. said the resolved and all utility suppli- the public bid law, however, [email protected] issue has been reso ers will be put on 12-month $2.5 million for the 1994 one- “We have been using the contracts.” percent sales tax fund and The Jennings City Council same chlorine suppliers in No prior year findings were will meet tonight to discuss our water department for listed. several matters, including their multiple years,” Guinn said. To view the full report, visit. 2019 annual audit results. “Unfortunately, there aren’t as www.lla.la.gov. 401 W. PLAQUEMINE • ZIGLER SHOPPING CTR Certified public accountant many suppliers of compressed The city council will also be “She will be on hand to help veteran’s J. Aaron Cooper will present chlorine in Louisiana, and their introducing an ordinance to address audit results the annual report30, for 2019. the fiscal cost has increased due to infla- amend the Water Tower Lease Veterans’ seminarspouses set or family for members March with any concerns 7 year ending June, tion and other miscellaneous Agreement with Sprint.com, Robinson will be they may have,” said Reiley. According to the report, the fees.” Inc. By STACEY FONTENOT Cemetery Director Barry city showed healthy finances, He said the situation is the The city council meets the Daily News Staff Writer with one finding of noncom- same for the lyme suppliers. second Tuesday of each month s and their family present to discuss funeral benefits. A veteran $907,000 in non-major govern- we did buy monthly from both pliance involving the state’s “The monthly purchases at 5:30 p.m. at the council’s By ALLISON CRYER public bid law. .9 from each supplier exceeded meeting chambers at City Hall Veterans, their spoused to attend an educational service officer will be available to help with Total governmental fund the public bid limits in aggre- located at 154 N. Main Street in gate,” he said. “We never made Jennings. any questions veterans or their family mem- revenues were listed at $10 rchase that exceeded members are invite [email protected] mental funds. suppliers, which should have million including $7.5 mil- one pu one- seminar about benefits they are entitled to bers may have, she added. lion for the city’s general fund, the public bid law, however, The seminar has been sponsored by the Mayor Henry Guinn said the been bid out on an annual $2.5 million for the 1994 after serving their country. g Friends percent sales tax fund and The event will begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Associate VietnamVeterans Veterans of America of America Chapter and 1058. the Vietnam The Jennings City Council issue has been resolved. basis. The issues has been March 7 at the Friends Supportin “She will be on hand to help veteran’s Other useful and important information GLER SHOPPING CTR Event Center. Veterans’ seminarspouses set or familyfor members March with any concerns 7 will be made available in regards to health will meet tonight to discuss “We have been using the resolved401 W. PLAQUEMINE and • ZI all utility suppli- they may have,” said Reiley. “We welcome anyone who would like to ce in the future By STACEY FONTENOT Cemetery Director Barry Robinson will be issues veterans, family members andry service.medical Daily News Staff Writer present to discuss funeral benefits. A veteran Support Local Journalism learn more about options that are available staff are now facing or may fa several matters, including their same chlorine suppliers in ers will be put on 12-month service officer will be available to help with to our veterans,” said Vietnam Veterans of t Traumatic Veterans, their spouses and their family any questions veterans or their family mem- America Chapter 1058 representative Ginger due to the negative effects of milita members are invited to attend an educational bers may have, she added. “I will have literature on Pos 2019 annual audit results. our water department for contracts.” seminar about benefits they are entitled to The seminar has been sponsored by the Reiley. “There are also benefits that come to after serving their country. Associate Vietnam Veterans of America and 2 The event will begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday, family members as well.” Stress Disorder (PTSD), Agent Orange Pageand Certified public accountant multiple years,” Guinn said. No prior year findings were the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1058. prostate cancer, just toSee name VETERANS a few, plus many March 7 at the Friends Supporting Friends Other useful and important information The Regional Director of the Louisiana Event Center. will be made available in regards to health Veterans Administration, Janice Brown, will J. Aaron Cooper will present “Unfortunately, there aren’t as listed. “We welcome anyone who would like to issues veterans, family members and medical learn more about options that are available staff are now facing or may face in the future be available to assist with questions or for to our veterans,” said Vietnam Veterans of due to the negative effects of military service. those who have new or ongoing claims. the annual report for the fiscal many suppliers of compressed To view the full report, visit. America Chapter 1058 representative Ginger “I will have literature on Post Traumatic 401 W. PLAQUEMINE • ZIGLER SHOPPING CTR Reiley. “There are also benefits that come to Page 2 Stress Disorder (PTSD), Agent Orange and family members as well.” prostate cancer, just toSee name VETERANS a few, plus many Subscribe Today year ending June, 30, 2019. chlorine in Louisiana, and their www.lla.la.gov. The Regional Director of the Louisiana Veterans Administration, Janice Brown, will According to the report, the cost has increased due to infla- The city council will also be be available to assist with questions or for Local church program spotlights those who have new or ongoing claims. Black History Month Local church program spotlights Delivered directly to your inbox. Our Black History program reminds us of the Black History Month By STACEY FONTENOT Our Black History program reminds us of the Daily News Staff Writer past hardships that our people overcame and By STACEY FONTENOT show the adults the great Daily News Staff Writer past hardships that our people overcame and allows our youth to show the adults the great allows our youth to – Jayren ‘Tee’ Etienne Members of St. Paul – Jayren ‘Tee’ Etienne Members of St. Paul over- Baptist Church were treated Baptist Church weren treatedhonor potential we have towards a brighter future.” potential we have towards a brighter future.” to a special service i ships that our people to a special service in honor of Black Historye Month.of this came and allows our youth of Black History Month.
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