Sample dataThe meetings below are illustrative placeholders while we wire up the live agenda feed. Bodies, cadences, and venues are real; the specific dates and agenda items are examples, not confirmed agendas. Always confirm against the body’s official agenda before relying on it.

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AUG5
School Board

Lafayette Parish School Board

Wednesday, August 5, 2026 · 5:00 p.m.
LPSS Board Room, 113 Chaplin Dr

Back-to-school readiness, a proposed attendance-zone adjustment for two elementary schools, and the annual millage roll-forward decision.

Worth watchingThe millage roll-forward would keep property-tax collections flat in dollars as assessed values rise — effectively a rate cut, or a revenue hold, depending on how the board votes.
  • 2026–27 attendance zone adjustment — two elementary schools
  • Ad valorem millage roll-forward / roll-back decision
  • Personnel report and new-hire approvals
  • Superintendent's back-to-school update
AUG11
LUS

Lafayette Utilities System

Tuesday, August 11, 2026 · 3:30 p.m.
LUS Administrative Offices

Rate study review, a substation upgrade contract, and a fiber expansion progress report from Lafayette Utilities System.

Worth watchingThe rate study is the first comprehensive look at electric rates in several years and will frame any future adjustment.
  • Electric rate study — consultant presentation
  • Substation transformer replacement — contract award
  • LUS Fiber expansion status report

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JUL28
Zoning Adjustment

Board of Zoning Adjustment

Tuesday, July 28, 2026 · 5:30 p.m.
Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Variance requests for setbacks and signage, including a downtown property seeking relief from parking minimums to convert offices into apartments.

Worth watchingThe parking-minimum variance is the kind of case that signals how open the city is to downtown residential conversions.
  • Variance — parking minimum, downtown office-to-residential conversion
  • Variance — rear setback, residential addition
  • Variance — sign height, commercial frontage
JUL27
Planning & Zoning

Planning & Zoning Commission

Monday, July 27, 2026 · 5:00 p.m.
Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Six rezoning and preliminary plat requests, including a proposed subdivision off Ambassador Caffery and a request to convert a corridor parcel from residential to light commercial.

Worth watchingThe Ambassador Caffery subdivision would add roughly 90 lots on a corridor already near capacity at peak hours.
  • Preliminary plat — residential subdivision, Ambassador Caffery
  • Rezoning — residential to light commercial, Johnston St corridor
  • Conditional use permit — childcare facility
  • Zoning text amendment — accessory dwelling units
JUL21
City Council

Lafayette City Council

Tuesday, July 21, 2026 · 5:30 p.m.
Ted A. Ardoin City-Parish Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Introductory ordinances on the FY2026–27 city budget adjustments, a rezoning near the Oil Center, and a franchise agreement renewal. Several items carried over from the last regular session.

Worth watchingThe Oil Center rezoning would allow taller mixed-use buildings along a stretch that neighbors have flagged for traffic concerns.
  • Final adoption — supplemental appropriations, General Fund
  • Introduction — rezoning, Oil Center commercial corridor
  • Franchise agreement renewal — utility right-of-way
  • Board and commission appointments
JUL21
Parish Council

Lafayette Parish Council

Tuesday, July 21, 2026 · 4:30 p.m.
Ted A. Ardoin City-Parish Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Drainage project funding, a cooperative endeavor agreement with a rural fire district, and an update on the parish jail. The council meets immediately before the City Council.

Worth watchingThe drainage funding item ties to the coulee improvements promised after last spring's flooding.
  • Resolution — drainage improvement funding, District 3 coulees
  • Cooperative endeavor agreement — rural fire protection
  • Parish correctional center operations update
  • Public comment
JUL7
City Council

Lafayette City Council

Tuesday, July 7, 2026 · 5:30 p.m.
Ted A. Ardoin City-Parish Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Adopted supplemental appropriations for street resurfacing and approved two board appointments. A proposed short-term-rental ordinance was deferred to a later meeting after extended public comment.

  • Adopted — street resurfacing appropriation
  • Deferred — short-term rental regulation ordinance
  • Approved — board and commission appointments
JUL7
Parish Council

Lafayette Parish Council

Tuesday, July 7, 2026 · 4:30 p.m.
Ted A. Ardoin City-Parish Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Approved a cooperative endeavor agreement for rural road maintenance and received an update on the parish's federal drainage grant application.

  • Approved — rural road maintenance agreement
  • Received — federal drainage grant application update
  • Public comment
JUL1
School Board

Lafayette Parish School Board

Wednesday, July 1, 2026 · 5:00 p.m.
LPSS Board Room, 113 Chaplin Dr

Adopted the 2026–27 general fund budget, approved summer maintenance contracts, and heard a report on the prior year's graduation rates.

  • Adopted — 2026–27 general fund budget
  • Approved — summer facilities maintenance contracts
  • Received — graduation and completion rate report
JUN29
Planning & Zoning

Planning & Zoning Commission

Monday, June 29, 2026 · 5:00 p.m.
Council Auditorium, 705 W University Ave

Recommended approval of three rezonings and denied a request to place a self-storage facility adjacent to a residential neighborhood after opposition from residents.

  • Recommended approval — three corridor rezonings
  • Denied — self-storage rezoning near residential
  • Approved — preliminary plat, north Lafayette

How to weigh in

Most Lafayette Consolidated Government meetings are open to the public, with time set aside for public comment. Agendas are posted a few days ahead on each body’s official page, and City and Parish Council meetings are streamed and archived on the LCG YouTube channel.

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