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Some of the Attendees
Superintendent Kimball
Sergeant Dee Batiste
Emergency Preparedness Eric Deroche

St. James Parish Retired Teachers September Meeting

The SJP Retired Teachers closed out the 2024 fiscal year in August 2025. This past year the association has been honored to have OXY CHEM and KOCH METHANOL sponsor our meals and present power points about their operations. The power points were very informative. We thank them for their continued support and look forward to working with them in the future.

	LHS Atomic Bulldog Band Booster Uniform Contributions

LHS Atomic Bulldog Band Booster Uniform Contributions

The Lutcher High School Atomic Bulldog Band Booster gratefully acknowledges the generous contributions of the following companies for the purchase of new marching band uniforms for our growing program of music education and marching band excellence in Lutcher, Louisiana: We are most grateful for these companies’ generous support of our band and music education in the parish!

Announcement

Dear Friends and Neighbors, The Knights of Columbus “Bishop Ott Works of Mercy Dinner” will be held on Sunday, October 26, 2025 beginning at 11:00 a.m. As usual, the menu will be Chicken and Dirty Rice at $10.00 per plate.

Across the River

Across the River

THOSE WHO ANSWER OUR EMERGENCY CALLS: I always wanted to visit the place at the Emergency Operation Center in Convent where all emergency calls are received. Whether we need ambulance service, the assistance of a deputy, need to report a fire or a gas leak around our home, the calls go to the same call center. The person who answers our call is usually friendly and firm because she must collect information in a timely manner. The caller is sometimes very nervous, emotional or frantic, and the person in Convent taking the call must settle them down enough to get basic information like name, address, and phone number. She needs to know the kind of emergency, so she will know what department or departments to dispatch. While they are trained and experienced to do their jobs timely and efficiently, they are also humans with big hearts. They can’t see the baby that is very sick and the house that is burning with children inside, but they know the story and do their best to get professionals on the scene as quickly as possible to rescue the children trapped in the fire or get the child to the hospital. Thanks to Lt. Jywanna Octave, Communications Officer with the St. James Parish Sheriff’s Office, for the tour. Thanks to all who work in the EOC who answer our calls.

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