Beauregard Parish Police Jury

Beauregard Parish Police Jury is a local government entity in Louisiana that serves as the governing body for Beauregard Parish. As a recipient of federal grant awards, the Police Jury oversees various community initiatives and public services for parish residents. The organization is involved in a wide range of local government functions, including law enforcement, emergency management, infrastructure improvements, and community development projects. Through federal grant programs, Beauregard Parish Police Jury has been able to secure funding to support these diverse areas of responsibility and enhance services provided to the community.

The Police Jury has received several federal grant sub-awards to address specific community needs. These include funding from the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice to support a joint task force combating illegal drug activities within Beauregard Parish. The entity has also received grants from Homeland Security & Emergency for emergency protective measures and to construct a hurricane safe room for first responders, enhancing the parish's disaster preparedness capabilities. Infrastructure projects funded through grants include a sewer main relocation in the City of DeRidder, demonstrating the Police Jury's involvement in improving local utilities. Additionally, Beauregard Parish Police Jury received funding from the State Library of Louisiana to expand computer and WiFi access for residents, contributing to improved technology resources in the community. These grant awards showcase the Police Jury's engagement in public safety, emergency management, infrastructure improvement, and community technology access initiatives, all aimed at benefiting the residents of Beauregard Parish.