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Juban Crossing date announced at Jindal speech
DOTD showcases projects Women Outreaching Women Mayors’ Luncheon (& proclamation signing) This historical event was sponsored by: BancorpSouth, Entergy, Darren Donze, Councilwoman Annie Fugler, Livingston Parish Sheriff Willie Graves. Annie advocates ‘zero tolerance’ for domestic violence. Seat belt check Livingston Parish News March 7, 2010 Mayor Jimmy Durbin hands Denham Springs High School junior Kyle Patterson an iTunes download card as a reward because he was wearing his seat belt as he left campus Wednesday afternoon. Students spotted by City Police got the cards if they were wearing their seat belts. (Click here for full story) High-tech time for Denham Springs Livingston Parish News June 12, 2010 DENHAM SPRINGS - Technology is making headway in city government and law enforcement. Tuesday night Mayor Jimmy Durbin announced the city has launched a new website, which he boasted is one of the best of its kind in the nation. (Click here for full story) Denham Council approves Willow Woods Park Livingston Parish News March 4, 2010 DENHAM SPRINGS - Councilman Lori Lamm-Williams tried unsuccessfully Wednesday to change landscape plans for 11 donated acres next to The Willows subdivision. BP America Production Company donated the land to the city in 2007, on the condition that it be used solely for recreation. The company also gave the city $15,000 for planting the area, which is now bare, boggy and a haven for mosquitoes. (Click here for full story) Municipalities enter cyberspace Livingston Parish News November 5, 2009 DENHAM SPRINGS - Councilmen approved a $7,200 contract with Pierce Creative Marketing Service Monday to upgrade the city's website within 10 weeks. "The city needs an Internet presence with comprehensive information to assist our business community, offer more conveniences to benefit residents, such as online permit applications and bill-paying, which will also help streamline daily operations at City Hall," according to a memorandum by Denham Springs Councilman Annie Fugler. (Click here for full story) Garden Club planting memorial to founder Three Amigos Share Historic Moment Mayor Durbin introduced Fugler as new council member and Borde administered the oath. After swearing her in, Borde gave her a hug, explaining to the packed courtroom that he, Durbin and Fugler were lifelong friends and members of the 1965 graduating class of Denham Springs High School. Republican youth movement discussed “Rebuilding the Party: the National Republican Youth Movement and How Youth Are Impacting the Republican Party” was the topic of guest speaker Jeffrey Wale at the Livingston Parish Republican Women’s Jan. 7 luncheon at Cocodrie’s Restaurant in Denham Springs. Wale, an LSU sophomore majoring in political science, has served in Washington as an intern for then-Congressman Bobby Jindal and is the son of Livingston Parish Councilwoman Cindy Wale.(Click here for full story) Running for Office: Denham Springs City Council; Fugler The Advocate, February 25, 2009 DENHAM SPRINGS — Ann M. “Annie” Fugler announced she is a candidate in the April 4 election for the Denham Springs City Council seat she holds as an appointee. Fugler, 61, described herself as a Christian, conservative Republican who can best represent Denham Springs because of her 33 years of diversified experience in public service. (Click here for full story) Qualifying closes for April 4 primary election Action 17 News, February 13, 2009 BATON ROUGE---Friday marked the close of the qualifying period for the April 4 election, and across the Florida Parishes, only one incumbent won re-election without opposition. Longtime Springfield Mayor Charles "Charlie" Martin was elected to another term Friday, according to records filed with the Louisiana Secretary of State's Office.(Click here for full story) Mayor appoints Fugler to Denham Springs council seat The Advocate, December 31, 2008 DENHAM SPRINGS — The City Council approved the mayor’s choice of Annie Fugler on Tuesday to serve as an interim member of the council. The council also set an April 4 special election to fill the seat vacated Monday by Jerry Denton, who resigned after winning election to the office of Ward 2 city marshal, which he takes over at the beginning of the year. (Click here for full story) Recently renovated Old City Hall hosts council meeting The Advocate, December 30, 2008 DENHAM SPRINGS —The City Council met Monday in Old City Hall for the first time in almost 40 years. Some council members came wearing hats and period clothing from the days when the building, recently renovated, was the hub of political activity in the city. Councilwoman Lori Lamm-Williams wore gloves and her grandmother’s pillbox hat in honor of her grandfather, who served as a councilman and later mayor in what is now called Old City Hall. (Click here for full story) 12 'Hearts of Community' honored at LA DOTD awards ceremony Livingston Parish News March 25, 2007 For the second year, 12 women of substance, designated 2007 "Hearts of the Community" were honored at a recent reception at the LA DOTD Financial Resource Center on Range Ave. After a reading of Maya Angelou's poem "Phenomenal Woman," Alexis Anderson, director of LA DOTD's EARN Foundation, called them up one by one to receive a trophy and certificate from Denham Springs Mayor Jimmy Durbin. (Clck here for full story.)
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