Terrebonne Parish Regular Council Meeting held on June 24, 2026

The Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government held a regular council meeting on June 24, 2026, where multiple procurement and capital improvement projects were discussed. Key topics included updates on ongoing infrastructure projects such as Bayou Terrebonne dredging awarded to Currault Co., the demolition and rebuilding of the Homer power plant with generator procurement underway, and design progress on the Bayou Lafourche pump station and Val High extension. Funding challenges and coordination with agencies like CPRA and FEMA were noted. The council also addressed the status of CDBG-DR funds allocated to the Finding Our Roots African American Museum, debating whether to set deadlines for the museum to submit a business plan and execute agreements or to reallocate funds to five other resiliency center projects. The council voted to adopt a substitute motion directing the museum to submit required documentation by July 31, 2026, with failure resulting in fund reallocation. Additional procurement-related actions included approval of accounts payable, street light installations, and appointments to various boards. The meeting also covered polling precinct relocations and community concerns about flooding and drainage. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on capital projects, funding allocations, contract awards, and oversight of grant-funded initiatives.