COVID-19 MOBILE TESTING SITES AND DATES OFFERED TO PUBLIC:
Mobile COVID-19 Testing Vans will be in Concordia Parish beginning the first week in June to increase viral testing in our region.
The vans will be manned by members of the Louisiana National Guard who will be performing registration, testing and coordination at all sites. They are working in collaboration with Concordia Parish OHSEP and the Office of Public Health.
Interested individuals must be 18 years of age or older. You do not need to have any COVID symptoms. Those with symptoms, contacts with known cases and high risk groups are all encouraged to be tested. High risk groups include those over 65, diabetics, those with hypertension, cancers, COPD, pregnant, immunocompromised or those living with anyone with these conditions. Leave your pets at home. Children will not be tested.
Present yourself to the testing site with a photo ID (for age and address verification only). You will not be turned away if you cannot present an ID.
No payment is required.
Testing will occur between 8-11 a.m. on the below dates and locations;
FUTURE DATES ARE BEING DETERMINED.
The Concordia Parish OHSEP is encouraging everyone to get tested if you are symptomatic or asymptomatic. There have been a number of positive cases reported to the Concordia Parish OHSEP office on patients that were asymptomatic. Please encourage your neighbors, family, and loved ones to take advantage of this free testing.
This mobile testing is being offered in response to Governor John Bel Edwards’s goal of having a minimum of 4% of the population of Louisiana tested.
Positive results will be called to the client and all results (negative and positive) will be mailed to the client’s home address.
The vans will be manned by members of the Louisiana National Guard who will be performing registration, testing and coordination at all sites. They are working in collaboration with Concordia Parish OHSEP and the Office of Public Health.
Interested individuals must be 18 years of age or older. You do not need to have any COVID symptoms. Those with symptoms, contacts with known cases and high risk groups are all encouraged to be tested. High risk groups include those over 65, diabetics, those with hypertension, cancers, COPD, pregnant, immunocompromised or those living with anyone with these conditions. Leave your pets at home. Children will not be tested.
Present yourself to the testing site with a photo ID (for age and address verification only). You will not be turned away if you cannot present an ID.
No payment is required.
Testing will occur between 8-11 a.m. on the below dates and locations;
FUTURE DATES ARE BEING DETERMINED.
The Concordia Parish OHSEP is encouraging everyone to get tested if you are symptomatic or asymptomatic. There have been a number of positive cases reported to the Concordia Parish OHSEP office on patients that were asymptomatic. Please encourage your neighbors, family, and loved ones to take advantage of this free testing.
This mobile testing is being offered in response to Governor John Bel Edwards’s goal of having a minimum of 4% of the population of Louisiana tested.
Positive results will be called to the client and all results (negative and positive) will be mailed to the client’s home address.
EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, THE COURTHOUSE WILL RE-OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE FROM ANY OF THE OFFICES, PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINTMENT BY CALLING THE APPROPRIATE OFFICE NUMBERS LISTED BELOW.
ALL GUESTS TO THE COURTHOUSE WILL BE REQUIRED TO:
1. WEAR A MASK
2. HAVE TEMPERATURE TAKEN
3. USE HAND SANITIZER AND WASH HANDS
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In response to preventative measures to promote social distancing, Police Jury meetings will be conducted via Zoom. Constituents of the Parish will be able to dial in and listen to the meeting as well as provide public comments where applicable. Zoom meeting information will be posted the Friday before any public meeting. Please click on the PUBLIC NOTICES TAB for dial in information. Downloading the Zoom meeting app on your phone will also be very helpful.
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PLEASE EMAIL SBURLEY@CONPPJ.ORG TO SUBMIT ANY PUBLIC COMMENTS PRIOR TO NOON ON THE DAY OF EACH MEETING IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE DURING THE ACTUAL MEETINGS. |
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Please register with the Parish Office to be included in email notifications regarding bid documents and bidding process. Please contact Sandi Burley at sburley@conppj.org to register for notifications or for questions and comments. |
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 |
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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.
WASTE PRO is proud to be servicing Concordia Parish residents for solid waste pickup!
If you have questions about your garbage pickup, feel free to contact them at 601-361-9967.
Click on file to see a weekly route schedule:
If you have questions about your garbage pickup, feel free to contact them at 601-361-9967.
Click on file to see a weekly route schedule:
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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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