Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Cameron Volunteer Fire Department.
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Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Purchase of a fire apparatus.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Cameron
County
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Cameron
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
337-775-7511
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
70631
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Cameron Volunteer Fire Department
The board reviewed projected fund balances for various departments, including general funds, road and bridge maintenance, and specific fire districts. Key discussions centered on the potential consolidation of tax funds to improve financial flexibility and the strategic importance of maintaining adequate reserve funds for disaster recovery, specifically citing debris removal costs associated with past hurricane events. Additionally, representatives from the local LSU AgCenter presented an annual report and requested partnership funding to purchase a 15-passenger van to support program operations and transportation for youth participants.
The board reviewed budget updates for the current fiscal year, including allocations for ball fields, animal control, and road and bridge capital projects. Discussions included the authorization of funding for a door installation project at the North Cameron EOC and the removal of a not-to-exceed cap on a master service agreement to expedite project implementation. Additionally, the board discussed future planning efforts related to shoreline protection and coastal erosion, and heard a presentation on a proposed strategic master plan for the parish.
Public-sector contacts connected to Cameron Volunteer Fire Department.
The board discussed several agenda items, including public comments regarding RV parks and water utility issues, such as water pressure and lift pump concerns. A new industrial partnership subcommittee was established. The board handled several permits concerning dredge material projects and industrial expansion, tabling some for further review. Additionally, appointments to the gravity drainage district and water district were addressed, and a government relations service agreement with the PCOR Group was approved. The board also authorized the president to sign a lease with the DOTD for a pontoon bridge contingency plan.
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