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Prosper Vs. the mayor – With Mayor Melinda Mitchell (left) present for the first time since her positive COVID-19 test in June, Councilman Craig Prosper’s (right) frustration with her social media criticism of a water and sewer rate increase surfaced during the Aug. 3 city council meeting.(Karl Jeter)

Water/sewer concerns aired

A recent smoke testing of sewer lines, several major water line breaks and numerous ongoing leaks have highlighted the poor condition of the city’s infrastructure.
At the Aug. 3 city council meeting, a rambunctious discussion about Mayor Melinda Mitchell’s social media criticism of recently-enacted water and sewer rate hikes led to a reality check about the condition of the city’s underground utility system.

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CORONAVIRUS DISRUPTIONS

With the coronavirus (COVID-19) spreading throughout the world, everyday activities here in St. Martin Parish are being drastically affected as local, state and national officials implement emergency measures to try and check the spreading disease.
As of noon Tuesday there were no confirmed cases of COVID-19 within the parish but there have been cases and several deaths across Louisiana.
But all schools have been closed, public religious services suspended and officials have banned gatherings of 50 or more people.

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St. Martinville, LA 70582
Phone: 337-394-6232
Fax: 337-394-7511