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Iberville Parish Library Kicks Off Summer Reading Program June 1st
Get ready for a summer of adventure and imagination! The Iberville Parish Library is excited to announce the kick-off event for our 2026 Summer Reading Program. Join us on Monday, June 1, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM for a fun-filled morning. We'll have engaging stories, creative craft activities, and opportunities to sign up for the program. This is a fantastic way to keep children reading and learning throughout the summer months. All activities are free and open to the public.
Adopt a Pet This Saturday at Iberville Parish Animal Shelter Event
Join us at the Iberville Parish Animal Shelter for our 'Find Your Fur-ever Friend' adoption event! We'll have a variety of wonderful cats and dogs looking for their forever families. Come meet your new best friend and give a deserving animal a second chance. Adoption fees will be waived for approved adopters.
Iberville Parish Supervisors to Discuss Park Upgrades and Budget at April 18th Meeting
The Iberville Parish Board of Supervisors will convene for its regular monthly meeting on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at 7:00 PM in the Parish Hall. Key agenda items include a presentation on proposed improvements to Bayou Sorrel Park, an update on the ongoing road resurfacing projects, and discussion of the preliminary budget for the upcoming fiscal year. All interested citizens are welcome to attend and participate in the public comment session.
Iberville Parish Tourism & Economic Development Lists Recurring Events
This page provides a sitemap for recurring events in Iberville Parish, managed by the Tourism & Economic Development Committee. It serves as an index to upcoming and ongoing community events.
Iberville Parish TEC Releases Recurring Events Sitemap
Iberville Parish TEC Recurring Events Sitemap This sitemap provides an overview of all recurring events managed by the Iberville Parish TEC. Please navigate through the links below to find detailed information about each event. [Link to Farmer's Market] [Link to Library Story Time Series] [Link to Parish Council Meeting Schedule] [Link to Community Workshop Series] [Link to Youth Sports League Schedule]
Iberville Parish Mardi Gras Parades Roll Out: See the 2024 Schedule
The Iberville Parish Mardi Gras parades are scheduled to roll as follows: * **Krewe of Mystics Parade:** Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 1:00 PM in Plaquemine. * **Krewe of Athena Parade:** Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 2:00 PM in St. Gabriel. * **Krewe of Orion Parade:** Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 2:00 PM in White Castle. * **Krewe of Iris Parade:** Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 2:00 PM in Maringouin. * **Krewe of Titans Parade:** Friday, February 9, 2024, at 7:00 PM in Plaquemine. * **Krewe of Proteus Parade:** Saturday, February 10, 2024, at 1:00 PM in Plaquemine. * **Krewe of Hermes Parade:** Saturday, February 10, 2024, at 2:00 PM in St. Gabriel. * **Krewe of Apollo Parade:** Saturday, February 10, 2024, at 2:00 PM in White Castle. * **Krewe of Poseidon Parade:** Saturday, February 10, 2024, at 2:00 PM in Maringouin. Residents are encouraged to check local listings for specific route details and viewing information.
Iberville Parish Announces Recurring Events Calendar
This is the sitemap for recurring events in Iberville Parish. It lists various events and activities that happen regularly throughout the year to help promote tourism and community engagement. Please navigate to individual event pages for specific details.
Weekly Story Time Returns to Plaquemine Library
Plaquemine Branch Library Story Time for Little Ones When: Every Wednesday at 10:00 AM Where: Plaquemine Branch Library, 58200 Pinhole Road, Plaquemine, LA 70764 Join us for a fun-filled morning of stories, songs, and crafts! This program is designed for children ages 2-5 and their caregivers.
Local Flavors Abound: Farmer's Market Returns to Downtown Square Saturdays
IBERVILLE PARISH FARMER'S MARKET Every Saturday Hours: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Downtown Square, Plaquemine, LA Fresh produce, local honey, baked goods, crafts, and more! Come support your local farmers and artisans.
Iberville Parish Council to Meet Tuesday on Zoning, Park Renovation
AGENDA IBERVILLE PARISH COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING Date: April 16, 2024 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Iberville Parish Courthouse, 57735 Main Street, Plaquemine, LA 70764 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting IV. Public Comment V. Old Business VI. New Business A. Ordinance No. 2024-05: Amending Zoning Regulations B. Resolution No. 2024-12: Approval of Community Park Renovation Project C. Budgetary Adjustments for Fiscal Year 2024 VII. Council Member Reports VIII. Parish President's Report IX. Adjournment
Iberville Parish Recreation Association Releases 2024-2025 Event Schedule
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Iberville Parish Recreation Association Announces 2023-2024 Event Schedule
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Unknown County MEC Events Sitemap Available
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Milk & Dairy Control Program
Milk and Dairy Unit There are two certified dairy farm, pasteurization plant, and bulk milk tanker/hauler inspectors headquartered in the Florida Parishes and 6 inspectors who are primarily Food and Drug Unit inspectors who have also cross-trained in Milk and Dairy work. We currently have two State Rating Officers for the MDU. The Milk and Dairy Unit permits and inspects dairy farms, dairy plants, powdered milk plants, condensed milk plants, frozen dessert manufacturers, dairy product depots, bulk milk transport vehicles, milk hauler/samplers and milk receivers in the state. When it comes to safe milk production, everything begins with the cow. If the dairy cow is not healthy and the udders and milking equipment are not clean when milking begins, the quality of the milk will go down, sometimes dramatically. This is why conscientious dairymen always look out for the well-being of their herds. Cows on dairy farms are milked twice daily and the raw milk produced from those cows is transported to pasteurization plants where it is heat-treated for a proper time-temperature combination to eliminate the human pathogens that could otherwise grow in it. Both dairies and plants are vital links in the chain of milk production in Louisiana and around the world. The activities on the farm and inside processing plants are highly regulated by both federal milk officers from the Food and Drug Administration as well as state Milk and Dairy sanitarians. These operations are covered under Part VII of Title 51 of the Louisiana Administrative Code as well as the US Pasteurized Milk Ordinance promulgated by the Public Health Service. Applicants for new permits, please note that as of July 1, 2025, all new plans or plans for substantial renovation of existing facilities require the submission of a plans-review fee of $100 for a standard (10 or fewer business days) or $1,000 for an expedited (5 or fewer business days) plan review. This fee must be paid at the time of submittal, either electronically through our Digital Health Department software or by means of submitting a cashier's check or money order payable to "LDH" or "Louisiana Department of Health." Your inspector can give you additional information on this matter. Only Grade A pasteurized milk is allowed to be sold to human consumers in Louisiana under state law. Highlighted Facts In Louisiana, there are 52 Grade "A" dairy farms. There are 17 plants pasteurizing fluid milk (both cow and goat milk). There are 7 plastics plants producing containers for milk and milk products. Louisiana dairy farms produce 300,000 pounds of milk per day (35,000 gallons). Louisiana fluid milk processing plants package 1,500,000 pounds of milk per day (175,000 gallons). The program participated in the biennial National Conference for Interstate Milk Shipments in April 223. Currently, the program follows the 2019 Pasteurized Milk Ordinance (PMO). 98% of Louisiana producers are located in the Florida Parishes, and 100% of those farms are family-owned and -operated facilities. Most Louisiana dairy farmers are 2nd- or 3rd-generation dairymen (and -women). Staff Shanta F. Hamilton is the Food and Drug/Milk and Dairy Program Administrator. She works out of offices in Baton Rouge and Monroe, LA. Corey Lea is the Assistant Administrator for the Milk and Dairy Unit. Mr. Lea directs the activities of all MDU sanitarians and coordinates with the lab scientist supervisor to determine sampling schedules. Mr. Lea is a State Rating Officer (SRO) and a Sample Surveillance Officer (SSO) for the state of Louisiana. He collects milk samples, performs dairy and producer/processor inspections and conducts quarterly equipment checks at firms in the Florida Parishes. Bodie Bridges is a Sanitarian Program Manager with the Milk and Dairy Unit. Mr. Bridges is currently training with the FDA to become a State Rating Officer (SRO) and is presently a delegated Sample Surveillance Officer (SSO). He collects samples and inspects major pasteurization plants in Baton Rouge and Hammond and performs dairy and producer/processor inspections as well as equipment checks in the Florida Parishes. Rachel Mitchell is a Sanitarian Program Specialist with the Milk and Dairy Unit. Mrs. Mitchell conducts regular inspections of area dairies and collects routine samples. Rob Schexnayder is a Food and Drug Program Specialist who is also a State Rating Officer (SRO) and a Sample Surveillance Officer (SSO). Mr. Schexnayder works from the Marksville parish office and covers the Borden pasteurization plant in Lafayette, performing inspections, collecting samples, and conducting quarterly equipment checks. He also works with other milk firms in the central Louisiana area. Tamika Carron is a Food and Drug Program Specialist who is training in milk work; she will assist with routine inspections, sample collections, and equipment checks for Borden in the future. She works out of the Lafayette regional office. Tammy Rottmann is the administrative coordinator for the inspection staff at the milk lab. She maintains the inventory spreadsheets, answers phone calls, notifies dairies of lab results, and performs other administrative tasks as needed. Contact Amite Milk Lab 104 N. 1st St. Amite, LA 70422 To contact the Milk and Dairy Unit, please call (985) 748-2010.
Unknown County Commissioners' Agendas and Minutes Sitemap Available
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Ascension Parish Welcomes Residents and Visitors to Its Online Hub
Welcome to Ascension Parish, Louisiana. Ascension Parish is a vibrant community rich in history and culture, conveniently located between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Our Parish offers a unique blend of natural beauty, economic opportunity, and community spirit. This website serves as a central hub for residents and visitors to access information about government services, community events, and local attractions. Whether you're looking for information on local government, exploring our beautiful parks, or seeking business opportunities, you'll find it all here. We are dedicated to fostering a strong, connected community and providing transparent, efficient services to our citizens. Thank you for visiting, and we hope you find our website a valuable resource.
Ascension Parish Board of County Commissioners Meetings Available Online
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St. Gabriel Food Pantry Provides Essential Support to Community
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MEC to Host 'My Event' - Details Available Online
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View Current Job Openings in Lincoln County
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Fall Picture Make-Ups
Prayer Meeting
JI Barron Elementary Band Rehearsal (5th Grade)
JI Barron Elementary 4-H Meeting
$2 Free Dress
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