Crowley, Candidate for Police Juror, District 1
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Kim has dedicated over twenty years to healthcare, currently serving part-time as a nurse at The Family Clinic of Crowley. In addition to her role at the clinic, she volunteers as the nurse for the Notre Dame football team. On November 6, 2018, Kim was elected to the Crowley City Council, where she has worked tirelessly for her community. Recently, she decided to run for the Acadia Parish Police Jury in District One, driven by her passion for public service and her commitment to making a difference. We invite you to learn more about her accomplishments on the council and her vision for a prosperous future for both Crowley and Acadia Parish.
"Acadia Parish has been my home for nearly 30 years. During that time, I’ve had the privilege of raising my children here, supporting my husband in growing his business, and giving back to the community as an Alderman on the City Council. I truly believe Acadia Parish is a hidden gem within the great state of Louisiana, and my goal is to see our parish continue to grow and flourish for generations to come."
- 2019 Chairman of the Cleanest City Contest for Crowley (after a seven-year hiatus)
- Worked with Crowley Police Department, chief and all four captains on budget and staffing issues
- Organized the outdated Crowley Code of Ordinances for use by all council members and spearheaded ordering replacements
- Attended Civil Service Board meetings
- Attended Zoning and Planning Commission meetings
- Maintained an open-door policy with all city employees
- Provided the equipment and personnel to provide the first-ever “live feed” of council meetings for the public to view
- Amended Ordinance 1250 to include blight to the Crowley Litter Reduction Committee, which was
finalized as Ordinance 1502
- Worked with the City Clerk to develop the city budget FY 2019-2020
- Worked with city court to create a safe environment for council meetings during the Covid pandemic
- Worked with the Tourism Director to Save The Rice Museum
- Wrote Ordinance 1525 to codify council committee meetings and allow transparency to the public
- Promoted a business-friendly atmosphere
- Created a citizen sub-committee for economic development
- Met with security camera companies to advance a safer city
- Worked with and assisted charity groups
- Attended Police Advisory Board meetings
- Worked with the LA DOTD regarding traffic issues and widening Oddfellows Road
- Attended Acadia Parish School Board and Parish Police Jury meetings
- Voted in favor of the city-wide street overlay project
- Voted in favor of the city-wide drainage improvement project
- Voted in favor of upgrades to the recreation facility and turfing of the baseball parks
- Worked with Public Works and Street departments
- Visited the animal shelter and worked with several animal rights groups to improve the facility
- Amended Ordinance 1508 for securing of dumpsters and receptacles to prevent litter
- Voted for an architect and contractor to renovate the
Central Firehouse
- Worked with the Fire Chief on building codes to improve firefighter safety

- Attracting more opportunities for grants
- Advance community ideas for healthy activities
for children and teens
- Promote security cameras along public streets to reduce crime and aid the police and sheriff departments
- Work with Chamber of Commerce to entice businesses to locate in Crowley and Acadia Parish
- Advance ways for Parish wide recycling program
- Advance the idea of speed lumps and traffic calming methods to increase public safety
- Work with LA DOTD on traffic studies and installation of roundabouts in high traffic areas
- Encourage citizen input and involvement
- Promote sound fiscal policies
Liberty is not collective, it is personal. All liberty is individual liberty. -Calvin Coolidge


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