County and consulting officials told Weatherford council a locally formed Public Utility Agency (PUA) would coordinate regional water supply projects, cap weighted voting at 25%, and start with an estimated $365,000 annual cost-share pool; Weatherford’s proposed annual share would be $50,000.

Board terminates gravel pit lease to facilitate tenant re-advertisement amidst ongoing road projects.

Council discusses Sherwin Williams' previous paint sales to prisons and reimbursement processes.

Curry County commissioners approved an intergovernmental agreement to enhance community safety services.

Town council approves funding for hydrilla control at Indian Lake and Old Mountain Field improvements.

Sheriff Cox and O'Donnell collaborate to add two School Resource Officers over time.

Health insurance trust fund balance deemed adequate despite ongoing cost concerns.

The Tangipahoa Parish Fire Board adopted a 2025 budget amendment and approved the proposed 2026 operating budget at its meeting. Chiefs raised concerns about a policy to move departmental savings into capital outlay and about rising insurance costs; the administrator said final year-end numbers will be available in March.