2026 Street Improvements (Milling & Overlay) *RE-BID*
May 26, 2026
Closes
Aug 28, 2026
Work consists of asphalt milling and asphalt/aggregate overlay of multiple, separate street portions. The total length of streets is approx 7 miles.
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May 26, 2026
Closes
Aug 28, 2026
Work consists of asphalt milling and asphalt/aggregate overlay of multiple, separate street portions. The total length of streets is approx 7 miles.
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19
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1,265
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Clinton
The meeting addressed several key areas, including employee medical insurance renewal options, discussions on water drainage issues affecting residents' properties, and the adoption of the National Fair Housing Proclamation. Reports were presented by the Police Department, Fire Department, Maintenance Department, and Finance Committee, covering topics such as citations issued, fire calls, maintenance activities, and the town's financial status. The council also discussed the takedown of the water tower by East Feliciana Rural Water System and the town's responsibility, as well as the ACT 776 grant for the police department.
The meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. Jessica Stroope from LSU AgCenter presented information on downtown Clinton, focusing on the possibility of a crosswalk along Main Street and pedestrian scale lighting. Marsha Kemp discussed the Town of Clinton Veterans Memorial Park, proposing the formation of a planning committee. There was also a discussion regarding delinquent coroner invoices, with a meeting scheduled to address the matter. The Police and Fire Department reports were presented and accepted. The council discussed and approved the surpolus of multiple items, including a 2005 Dodge Ram 2500 Truck, Ditch Witch Trencher Model 3610, Broce Broom, Lagoon Harvester and a JCB M7 Series Tractor Front End Loader and Backhoe. Mayor Kemp provided comments on the completion of the audit and the removal of the water tower.
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The meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. A revised parade application was accepted, detailing routes for upcoming parades and regulations for participants. Blighted property concerns were addressed, outlining the process for property cleanup and potential demolition. Committee reports were given by the Police Chief, Fire Chief, and Mayor, covering citations, calls, maintenance activities, and gas meter replacements. The donation of a police unit to the Town of Greensburg was approved. The 10-year gas plan and aerator installations were discussed in the Finance Committee report. Concerns about part-time employee hours and the need for a Maintenance Supervisor were raised in the Personnel Committee report. The Accountant reported on the town's financial status and the need to amend the budget. An agreement with a company to install fiber for internet cable was discussed in the Attorney report. The possibility of Litacorp Grants for various projects, including sewer pond dredging and street repairs, was discussed. Concerns about carpool lane lines blocking an intersection were raised. The need to revise certain ordinances, including the Parade Ordinance, was addressed.
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