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Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel joined Habitat for Humanity Staff at the ReStore location to celebrate its one year anniversary . In its first year, the ReStore brought in nearly $70,000, which is helping to build a new Habitat for Humanity home. 
Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel joined Acadian Ambulance CEO Richard Zuschlag for the ribbon cutting of the new Safety Management Systems facility. The facility is located at 2916 N. University. Safety Management Systems provides effective solutions to companies who have an interest in implementing or improving their safety management process, and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Acadian Ambulance Service.
Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel, Councilman Purvis Morrison, Director of Public Works Tom Carroll and other LCG officials and contractors cut the ribbon to signify the opening of the South I-10 Frontage Road, Phase I project on Thursday, October 23, 2008. Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel joined Hank and Debbie Perret, members of the Perret family, and others from the community for the ribbon cutting of the Miles Perret Mobile Unit. The mobile unit will allow the Miles Perret Center to provide services throughout Acadiana. Eraste Landry Road Extension Ribbon Cutting Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel was joined by Scott Police Chief Chad Leger, Scott Mayer Hazel Myers, Lafayette City-Parish Councilman Bruce Conque, Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Rob Guidry, other Lafayette Consolidated Government Officials and members of the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce Diplomat Committee for a ribbon cutting to signify the opening of the Eraste Landry Road Extension Project. The ribbon cutting was held July 10, 2008 at the intersection of Westgate Road (Hwy 93) in Scott. Click here to see a map of the project. |
