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The city would declare some laptops of the Slidell Police Department no longer needed and give them to the…
The government's number for this: 4069
What is happening?
The city would declare some laptops of the Slidell Police Department no longer needed and give them to the City of Picayune. The city calls this ordinance 4069.
Where is it happening?
No location was published for this one, so it is not on the map.
Why does it matter to me?
An ordinance is a city law. Once it passes it applies to everyone in the city until the council changes it again.
What could change?
It passed, so it is city law now. It stays that way until the council changes it.
When will a decision or vote happen?
The decision was made on February 22, 2022.
What was the final decision?
Passed on February 22, 2022.
Can I speak about it?
This goes to the Slidell City Council. It meets second and fourth Tuesday of the month, 6:30 pm. Each board sets its own rules for speaking, and they change, so check the official page before you go.
The government's exact words
We put the plain English first. This is the wording the government itself published, copied exactly, in case you need it.
An ordinance declaring certain laptops of the Slidell Police Department as surplus and authorizing their donation to the City of Picayune, Mississippi, Picayune Police Department, pursuant to Louisiana Constitution Article VII, Section 14(E).
Words used in this record
- Ordinance
- A city law. Once the council passes one, it stays in force until the council changes it.
- Surplus
- Government property that is no longer needed, such as an old police car.
Check it yourself
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How The Rabbit Hole got this
- Retrieved
- 10 September 2026, 5:22pm
- Method
- Read from a published table on the government’s website
- Note
- City of Slidell published index of adopted ordinances. Linked PDFs are scans and are not parsed.