Acadiana Business Advocate

Thursday, May 12th, 2022

Commission says no to deconsolidation, separate mayor and parish president

By ADAM DAIGLE | Acadiana Business Editor

Good morning, Acadiana, and thanks for reading us today. Let's get down to business.

The biggest headline this morning may have come from the City-Parish Alignment Commission, which approved its draft report Wednesday that did not endorse abolishing the consolidated form of government voters approved in 1992. It also does not endorse the idea of Lafayette having its own mayor.

Have a great Thursday and see you back here tomorrow.

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