City of Donaldsonville

Assumption Police Jury, an elected legislative body of Assumption Parish, serves its community. Located in Napoleonville, La., the jury addresses various issues, including approvals for culvert repairs and installations, approval for catch basin, waterworks projects, updating grants, public hearings, licenses, including liquor license and other businesses. Additionally, it deals with various committees, including drainage, insurance, road and bridge, finance, federal programs, economic development and engineering. Assumption Police Jury is composed of nine elected members representing the nine wards of the parish.

The Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office, located in Plaquemine, Louisiana, is responsible for maintaining public safety and enforcing the law in Iberville Parish. They offer a range of services, including reporting criminal activity, requesting records, and paying traffic tickets and property taxes. With multiple substations in Maringouin and St. Gabriel, the Sheriff's Office provides convenient access to their services for residents throughout the parish. Property owners in Iberville Parish can rely on the Iberville Sheriff's Office to collect property taxes for all taxing entities in the area. They offer various payment options, including online, mail, and in-person payments at their office in the Iberville Parish Courthouse. Delinquent payments may result in additional costs and potential participation in the annual Tax Sale, where unpaid properties are sold to Tax Sale Buyers. The Sheriff's Office also provides information on how to file for Homestead Exemption through the Iberville Parish Tax Assessor's Office.Generated from the website

Louisiana State Police is a law enforcement agency that protects residents lives, property and individual rights, as well as maintains peace and order. It conducts and supports a variety of crime prevention educational programs and awareness seminars regarding burglary prevention, vacation checks, ATM security, and lottery and Internet scams. Louisiana State Police maintains a crisis response team that deals with high-risk and dangerous situations, including high-risk warrant arrests and explosive devices, as well as heavily armed criminals and barricaded persons. The agency also has an honor guard that marches in parades, conducts funerals for officers and their family members and attends funerals for area officers killed in the line of duty. Established in 1936, Louisiana State Police maintains a station in Baton Rouge, La.