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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

Mamou voter guide

Police

Jul 8, 2026

Renewing a 36-month ACI rental agreement for two police radars

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, July 2026

  • YesBrook ChapmanVoted yes on renewing a 36-month ACI rental agreement for two police radars (passed unanimously, July 2026).
  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on renewing a 36-month ACI rental agreement for two police radars (passed unanimously, July 2026).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on renewing a 36-month ACI rental agreement for two police radars (passed unanimously, July 2026).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on renewing a 36-month ACI rental agreement for two police radars (passed unanimously, July 2026).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, July 8, 2026 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Jul 8, 2026Link

Sale of town land

Jul 9, 2025

Ordinance 01-2025 for a private sale of town property to Southern Fabricators

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, July 2025

  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on Ordinance 01-2025 for a private sale of town property to Southern Fabricators (passed unanimously, July 2025).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on Ordinance 01-2025 for a private sale of town property to Southern Fabricators (passed unanimously, July 2025).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on Ordinance 01-2025 for a private sale of town property to Southern Fabricators (passed unanimously, July 2025).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, July 9, 2025 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Jul 9, 2025Link

Jul 9, 2025

Ordinance 02-2025 for a private sale of a town lot at 125 3rd Street

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, July 2025

  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on Ordinance 02-2025 for a private sale of a town lot at 125 3rd Street (passed unanimously, July 2025).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on Ordinance 02-2025 for a private sale of a town lot at 125 3rd Street (passed unanimously, July 2025).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on Ordinance 02-2025 for a private sale of a town lot at 125 3rd Street (passed unanimously, July 2025).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, July 9, 2025 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Jul 9, 2025Link

Aug 20, 2026

Ordinance 03-2026 selling 16.5 acres of town land on Ball Park Road at $2,500 per acre

Result as recorded: passed 5-0, 2026

  • YesBrook ChapmanVoted yes on Ordinance 03-2026 selling 16.5 acres of town land on Ball Park Road at $2,500 per acre (passed 5-0, 2026).
  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on Ordinance 03-2026 selling 16.5 acres of town land on Ball Park Road at $2,500 per acre (passed 5-0, 2026).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on Ordinance 03-2026 selling 16.5 acres of town land on Ball Park Road at $2,500 per acre (passed 5-0, 2026).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on Ordinance 03-2026 selling 16.5 acres of town land on Ball Park Road at $2,500 per acre (passed 5-0, 2026).

Town of Mamou · Aug 20, 2026Link

Sewer system

Jul 9, 2025

Awarding the $617,165 sewer system rehabilitation bid to Construction Pro, Inc

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, July 2025

  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on awarding the $617,165 sewer system rehabilitation bid to Construction Pro, Inc. (passed unanimously, July 2025).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on awarding the $617,165 sewer system rehabilitation bid to Construction Pro, Inc. (passed unanimously, July 2025).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on awarding the $617,165 sewer system rehabilitation bid to Construction Pro, Inc. (passed unanimously, July 2025).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, July 9, 2025 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Jul 9, 2025Link

Town attorney

Apr 9, 2025

Appointing Gregory Vidrine as town attorney

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, April 2025

  • YesBrook ChapmanVoted yes on appointing Gregory Vidrine as town attorney (passed unanimously, April 2025).
  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on appointing Gregory Vidrine as town attorney (passed unanimously, April 2025).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on appointing Gregory Vidrine as town attorney (passed unanimously, April 2025).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on appointing Gregory Vidrine as town attorney (passed unanimously, April 2025).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, April 9, 2025 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Apr 9, 2025Link

Town budget

Dec 11, 2024

Adopting the 2025 town budget, Ordinance 04-2024

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, Dec 2024

  • YesBrook ChapmanVoted yes on adopting the 2025 town budget, Ordinance 04-2024 (passed unanimously, Dec 2024).
  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on adopting the 2025 town budget, Ordinance 04-2024 (passed unanimously, Dec 2024).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on adopting the 2025 town budget, Ordinance 04-2024 (passed unanimously, Dec 2024).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on adopting the 2025 town budget, Ordinance 04-2024 (passed unanimously, Dec 2024).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, Dec. 11, 2024 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Dec 11, 2024Link

Town court

Sep 11, 2024

A resolution giving the town's magistrate judge prosecutorial powers

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, Sept 2024

  • YesBrook ChapmanVoted yes on a resolution giving the town's magistrate judge prosecutorial powers (passed unanimously, Sept 2024).
  • YesDerrell "Sheaky" ThomasVoted yes on a resolution giving the town's magistrate judge prosecutorial powers (passed unanimously, Sept 2024).
  • YesEugene ManuelVoted yes on a resolution giving the town's magistrate judge prosecutorial powers (passed unanimously, Sept 2024).
  • YesRicardo "Reko" GoodleyVoted yes on a resolution giving the town's magistrate judge prosecutorial powers (passed unanimously, Sept 2024).

Town of Mamou regular meeting minutes, Sept. 11, 2024 (Louisiana Public Notice) · Sep 11, 2024Link

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