In: Meeting Minutes, Other

VILLAGE OF HARRISONBURGREGULAR TOWN MEETINGMeeting ID: 20260212 The Mayor and Council of the Village of Harrisonburg, Louisiana, met in regular session on Monday, February 12, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., at the Village of Harrisonburg Town Hall, 108 Sicily Street, Harrisonburg, Louisiana. ROLL CALL / COUNCIL PRESENTPresent: Mayor Michael Tubre, Mayor Pro-Tem Greg Terry, Councilmember Judy Cotten,Absent: Councilmember Barbo There being a quorum present, Mayor MichaelContinue Reading

In: Other, Public Meeting Notice

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGA public meeting will be held as follows:DATE:  July 14th 2025TIME:  6:00 PMPLACE OF MEETING:  Village of Harrisonburg Town Hall108 Sicily Street, Harrisonburg, La 71340                                             AGENDA:              Call to Order            Roll Call Approval of Minutes from last meeting, June 9th 2025           Approval of Account Transfers, Disbursement and Budget Items Old Business                         1.No old business to discuss.            New Business: Adjournment                                                                                     Mayor MichaelContinue Reading

In: Other

TOWN EMPLOYEES MUST COMPLETE THE FOUR LISTED TRAINING COURSES EACH YEAR. INCLUDING COUNCIL MEMBERS AND PART TIME WORKERS. LMA Online Training Sexual Harassment TrainingCybersecurity Training Ethics TrainingContinue Reading

In: Other, Resolutions

STATE BOND COMMISION The following resolution was offered by TERRY and seconded by WATSON: A resolution making application to the State Bond Commission for authority to issue Taxable Water Revenue Bonds of the Village of Harrisonburg, State Louisiana, in an amount not to exceed Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000) for the purpose of paying a portion of the costs of constructing and acquiring improvements, extensions, renovationsContinue Reading

In: Ordinance, Other

WHAT IS THE LAW? Louisiana Administrative Code 51:XII & 17:I, requires public water suppliers to protect their water systems from cross-connections and prevent backflow situations. Public water suppliers must evaluate any cross-connection hazards posed by their customers. If a customer has a cross-connection hazard, the customer will be required to eliminate the hazard and/or install a backflow prevention device. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? In Louisiana, theContinue Reading