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Day: April 26, 2019

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STP Candidate for Sheriff Files Ethics Complaint Against Incumbent

The parish government is no stranger to skirting ethics laws, as Covington Weekly has reported in the past with legislation written by former Representative Tim Burns exempting parish council members from state ethics laws in place to prevent conflicts of interest.

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Lt. Jimmie Slade Retires From CPD
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Lt. Jimmie Slade Retires From CPD

The Covington Police department announced at the end of March the retirement of a long time officer, Lieutenant Jimmie Slade. Lieutenant Slade retired after

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Covington Fire Station 2 Fully Staffed, Operational
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Covington Fire Station 2 Fully Staffed, Operational

“This is a perfect example of how creative thinking and intergovernmental cooperation can provide improved services to the citizens with no additional taxes,” stated Mayor Cooper.

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