City of Ville Platte is a city of LOVE, WISDOM, & UNITY that is moving "Forward" with Good People, Good Food, & Good Times!

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Ville Platte

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• Utility Services:
                  Water / Sewer
                  Gas
  
• Section 8: Housing Choice  Voucher
  
• Center Rentals:
                   Ville Platte Civic Center
                   Martin Luther King Center
                   Grand Pavilion
                   Conference Room 
  
• Occupational License
  
• Permit Department
  
• Tax Department
  
• Human Resources / Job Opportunity
  

your city SERVICES

It is a pleasure and an honor to serve as your Mayor of the City of Ville Platte, LA. I am committing myself to being a full-time mayor

Fay Lemoine,  Jerry Joseph, Mike Perron,  Lionel Anderson, Donald Sam, Bryant Riggs

City of Ville Platte code of ordinances. Click here to read the ordinances for your city.

City of Ville Platte monthly city council meeting is held the second Tuesday of every month

city ordinances

Mayor Vidrine

Monthly council meeting

City Council members

Property Tax

due

January 31, 2019

For your trash & garbage pick, call Evangeline Solid Waste Commission

(337) 363-7995 or (337) 363-7254

Recognize a Gas Leak

 Late Fees:

    February 1, 2019   $56.50

    March 1, 2019         62.00

    April 1, 2019           70.00 

    May 1, 2019             85.00 

    June 3, 2019             21.00

    July 1, 2019             45.00 

    July 16, 2019           13.00 

    August 5, 2019      206.00 

    August 7, 2019      Tax Sale

Call: 1-844-503-7283

Fax: 1-844-403-7283

Business Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday

Jennifer Vidrine, Mayor

City of Ville Platte

Ville Platte On The Move

Report Fraud, Waste, & Abuse of Your Government Money

Recognize a Gas pipeline leak, Click here for more information 

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Designed by: Shountilez L. Williams, City Clerk

Sight: Liquid pools, discolored or abnormally dry soil, continuous bubbling in wet or flooded areas, an oily sheen on water surfaces, and vaporous fogs or blowing dirt around a pipeline area can all be indicative of a pipeline leak. Dead or discolored plants in an otherwise healthy area of vegetation or frozen ground in warm weather are other possible signs.
Sound: Volume can range from a quiet hissing to a loud roar depending on the size of the leak.
Smell: An unusual smell, petroleum odor, a smell of rotten egg, or gaseous odor will sometimes accompany a pipeline leak. Natural gas is odorless and remains so during transit to the distribution facilities where odorants are added to the gas to impart a distinct odor.