Resolution approving scope of work and budget revisions for flood improvements in the Fairfield and Oakland watershed area in St. Rose using Louisiana Watershed Initiative funding. The study results identified greater conveyance improvements needed before pump station construction.

Sets public hearing dates for 2026 budget as Tuesday October 28 at 9 a.m., Thursday October 30 at 1 p.m., and Monday November 3 at 6 p.m.

Budget amendment to adjust beginning 2025 fund balances to match ending 2024 final budget balances and reapply unexpended 2024 construction and architectural engineering fees to 2025 projects.

A resolution adopting the Louisiana Compliance Questionnaire as part of St. Charles Parish's 2024 Annual Financial and Compliance Audit, confirming compliance with budgeting, public bid law, and financial laws.

Approves and adopts the appropriation of funds for the parish's consolidated operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2025. Includes amendments for clerk of court record books, community service center tutoring, rental assistance, and council district allocations.

Resolution setting the calendar of official action for the 2027 budget with public hearing dates scheduled for October 20, 2026 at 9:00 a.m., October 22, 2026 at 1:00 p.m., and Monday, October 26, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.

A resolution to approve and authorize the execution of an intergovernmental agreement between the State of Louisiana through the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board and St. Charles Parish Government regarding the construction of the Upper Barataria Risk Reduction Sunset Pump Station Upgrade (Project BA-0285) in Desalments. CPRA budgeted $5.5 million for this project in their 2026 annual plan.

Final budget amendment for fiscal year 2025 to adjust beginning fund balances to actuals and adjust revenues and expenditures in various funds to officially close out the 2025 budget and ensure compliance with state requirement to stay within plus or minus 5% of budgeted amounts.

Adoption of the St. Charles Parish Council Road and Bridges Capital Program Budget for fiscal year 2026 through 2028 in accordance with the Parish Transportation Act, totaling $1.5 million annually ($500,000 grant + $1 million paved streets budget).

Approval and adoption of the appropriation of funds for St. Charles Parish Consolidated Operating and Capital Budget for fiscal year 2026, including amendment to reflect $14 million (instead of $10 million) for Hornville Treatment Plant expansion to include $4 million transfer from general fund; and two budget amendments for District 1 and District 5 council members redirecting funds to community services and emergency assistance.

Motion to adopt budget amendments: change page 197 title from 'Cross Bayou' to 'Cross Bayou Pump Station'; update department titles on pages 135–138 to 'Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness'; and add front foot assessment detail chart totaling $465,450 to page 240.

Motion to correct a budget typo: reduce USDA housing grant in general fund by $460,980 (correcting $512,200 to $51,220) and reduce transfer from general fund to Recreation Fund 113 for East Bank Bridge Park Gymnasium by the same amount, reducing recreation fund balance to $983,287.

Motion by Councilman O'Daniels to transfer $50,000 from General Fund 001 to Recreation Fund 113, account 450-100-4630, for IMTT playground equipment improvements.

Motion by Councilwoman Skiba to reduce various accounts in Council District 2 general fund budget totaling $34,515 and transfer that amount to Fund 113 Recreation for improvements at AIMA Park.

Transfer of $25,375 from Councilwoman DeBruyere's 2025 general fund budget to recreation (for Rainbow Bridge dog park) and community services (for rental assistance).

Transfer of $39,475 from Councilman Pellier's 2025 general fund budget to various drainage improvement accounts, including cross-canal cleaning and Cypress Lakes Country Club Golf Course drainage maintenance.

Approval and adoption of the St. Charles Parish Consolidated Operating and Capital Budget for fiscal year 2026, including governmental fund expenditures of $257.1 million with allocations for levee protection, public works, and drainage projects.