Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Village of Maurice.
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Sep 2, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Maurice
The board discussed several key topics including a review of the previous fiscal year audit, updates on occupational license tax implementation and collection efforts, and the awarding of a construction contract for a new City Hall. Resolutions were accepted regarding environmental audit reports for wastewater treatment plants, property annexation, and a request for federal financial assistance for sewer expansion. The board also reviewed maintenance reports for water infrastructure and park facilities, discussed a proposed salary increase for the Police Chief, and considered amendments to water usage and disconnection ordinances. Additionally, the purchase of property adjacent to a local park was authorized.
Key discussions during the meeting included the appointment of Erica Arceneaux as the new Municipal Clerk and Tax Collector, replacing the retired Melanie Denais. Nick Sonnier provided updates on the water tower materials delivery delay due to weather and noted that work on Maurice Park would commence once ballard installation plans were finalized. The Police Chief reported the department is actively seeking a new officer. The Maintenance Supervisor detailed water usage statistics, tree clearing efforts at the new City Hall property, the hiring of a new employee, and road maintenance activities, with a request for a quote on a bionic blade. Several ordinances were introduced to be set for public hearing on February 18, 2026: one regarding golf cart use on municipal roads, one modifying sales and use tax (including adopting the 1% administration deduction and collecting tax on digital streaming services), one modifying the Municipal Clerk's salary ordinance, and one adjusting sewer use fees due to significant operational losses requiring external funding to avoid jeopardizing eligibility for sewer expansion project loans. Finally, a resolution was approved to appropriate funding and authorize advertising for sealed bids for the construction of the New Town Hall. Updates were also provided on the November 2025 sales tax revenue and the modification of payroll distribution from bi-monthly to bi-weekly.
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The public meeting agenda includes several key actions. New business items involve the Mayor's appointment of the Municipal Clerk and Tax Collector, updates from the Police Chief and Maintenance Supervisor, and several introductions by the Mayor. The Mayor will introduce ordinances pertaining to golf cart use on municipal roads, modifications to Sales and Use Tax Ordinances, modification of the Municipal Clerk's salary ordinance, and adjustments to Sewer User Fees. Additionally, a resolution will be introduced to appropriate funding and authorize advertising for sealed bids for the construction of the New Town Hall. The agenda also calls for a Sales Tax Report and general council updates.
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