Results for Eunice

A Record of Getting Things Done. Over the years, Scott Fontenot and the City of Eunice have worked to secure funding, complete projects, and make investments that directly impact the people who call Eunice home.

Building the Foundation for Eunice's Future

Eunice is making historic investments in its infrastructure to ensure a safer, cleaner, and more efficient city for generations to come.

New Wastewater Treatment Facility

The largest public infrastructure project in the history of Eunice, securing our community's long-term environmental health and water quality.

Citywide Street Overlay

A major ongoing investment in improving city streets, enhancing safety and accessibility for all residents and visitors.

Sewer Rehabilitation

Replacing original underground concrete sewer main lines to improve the city's collection system and prevent future blockages.

Public Safety

Investing in the people who keep Eunice safe is a top priority for our administration. We are committed to modernizing our emergency response capabilities and ensuring our city remains a secure environment for all residents.

Four new K9 units and specialized equipment

Implementation of body and dash cameras

Police facility renovations and security upgrades

$1.2 million for City Jail and City Hall security

CID building renovation and security improvements

Major Central Fire Station renovations

New bunker gear and SCBA air packs

Replacement of Fire Rescue Unit 1

Thermal detection drone for firefighting and rescue

Continued Class 3 fire rating

Investing in Our Community

The Eunice Public Library has received an additional $800,000 in grant funding for ongoing renovations, with completion expected in January 2027. This investment ensures our community has a modern, accessible space for learning and connection.

Additionally, the city has worked with the St. Landry Parish School Board and parish government to acquire and repurpose property while helping move forward with the demolition of the old Moosa Memorial Hospital at no cost to the city.