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Nothing suspicious going on here.
At the December 3, 2024, a local resident raised concerns about people buying lots under one of the Parish programs, but then failed to build a house on those lots. This was a legitimate concern. If the buyer failed to build as promised, the ownership of the lots automatically reverted back to the Parish and…
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Council seeks to tank Port litigation – Part 4
Part 4 – Questions abound Following Mr. Moran’s February 14, 2025 Facebook post, and the subsequent shares and re-shares of that post on the S.O.S. Facebook Forum, serious questions abound from the public about this tax proposal. It is disappointing that comments were turned off, seemingly because of the intense community reaction. Many of the…
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Moran responds to allegation of a secretive meeting!
On February 14, 2025, we broke a story about an alleged secretive meeting on January 26, 2025 regarding the tax proposal to fund the Port litigation. This meeting came on the heels of a vague announcement of an “off agenda” item at the January 16, 2025 meeting. Councilman Moran, to his credit, responded on Facebook…
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Council seeks to tank Port litigation – Part 3
The public deserves to know exactly what this proposed tax sales is about. Councilman Everhardt was gracious enough to provide us a copy with the application filed by the Parish with the State Bond Commission to bring this information to the public. This is what real transparency looks like.
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Council seeks to tank Port litigation – Part 2
What was Parish Government doing while many people were boiling snow to have enough water to flush their toilets? Spoiler alert – it appears that the Council was meeting in secret to discuss the proposed sales and use tax! C’mon, you can’t be serious? Unfortunately, we are all too serious. Take a look for yourself!
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Council seeks to tank Port litigation – Part 1
In this first part of a multi-part series, we will examine yet another attempt by the Council to tank the Port litigation. Part 1 – Why is everything so secret?