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Courthouse Offices:
Clerk of Court - 318-336-4204 Tax Assessor - 318-336-5122 Indigent Defender - 318-336-7548 Child Support - 318-336-9581 District Attorney - 318-336-5526 Judge's Office - 318-336-7121 Registrar of Voters - 318-336-7770 Sheriff's Office - 318-336-5231 Police Jury Office - 318-336-7151 |
Police Jury Meeting Schedule
2nd & 4th Monday of the Month @ 6:00 PM Police Jury Meeting Room 2 (Second Floor) 4001 Carter Street Vidalia LA 71373 Full Meeting dates are available under the Public Notices tab. |
Please review the PUBLIC NOTICES tab under the HOME tab for further information on upcoming meeting dates, public hearings, bid deadlines, etc. |
The Concordia Parish Police Jury is accepting applications for all Boards under the Parish's jurisdiction.
Please complete and submit the Board Member Application to the Parish Office. Click here to view a list of Boards and a link to the application. |
Adjudication Sales Properties that failed to sell at a tax sale are adjudicated to the governing authority. Adjudicated property auctions are conducted online and allow investors to acquire full ownership with clear title and title insurance. Auctions start at $0 for the property, investors just pay the closing costs. Visit CivicSource.com to view a list of available adjudicated properties and to initiate an auction. |
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Mission Statement
The Concordia Parish Police Jury is the governing body of Concordia Parish outside of the incorporated towns of Vidalia, Ferriday, Ridgecrest and Clayton. The police jury's primary responsibilities are the maintenance and operation of roads and bridges, drainage facilities, sewerage and water distribution systems, recreational facilities, public buildings and financial support of the parish's criminal justice system. The police jury adopts ordinances and resolutions to promote the general welfare of the citizens of Concordia Parish.
The Concordia Parish Police Jury is the governing body of Concordia Parish outside of the incorporated towns of Vidalia, Ferriday, Ridgecrest and Clayton. The police jury's primary responsibilities are the maintenance and operation of roads and bridges, drainage facilities, sewerage and water distribution systems, recreational facilities, public buildings and financial support of the parish's criminal justice system. The police jury adopts ordinances and resolutions to promote the general welfare of the citizens of Concordia Parish.