When in court, you were sentenced under Article 894, you must complete your probation successfully and then apply to the court for your aquittal. A DWI under Article 894, Misdemeanor under Article 894, or Traffic Charge under Article 894 form will be given to you at the time of your sentencing. You must complete your probation and bring the listed items to the court as per the instructions.

You must speak with the prosecutor on your ticket.

If you received a traffic violation from the Sulphur City Police (your copy has the court address stamped in red on the upper left hand corner of the ticket), and wish to discuss your ticket, you may call the City Prosecutor or the City Prosecutor's Assistant at 337-528-9438. If you received a traffic violation from the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office or the Louisiana State Poilice and wish to discuss your ticket, you may call the State Prosecutor at 337-527-7006 or 337-437-3400, or the State Prosecutor's Assistant at 337-437-3426.

Sulphur Animal Control is located at 3410 Bayou D'Inde Road in Westlake, La; approximately 1.5 miles east of Highway 108; within the Sulphur Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. GPS Coordinates N 30 degrees 14.5419 W093 degrees 15.33774

If your pet was picked up by an animal control officer or brought in by a concerned citizen and is wearing a Calcasieu Parish rabies tag, ID tag and or micro chip we will make every effort to contact you. If not, you may visit our facility to see if in fact your pet was impounded. It is important to contact our facility (527-4577) the same day of your pet's disappearance. If your pet was impounded at our facility there is an impound fee, boarding fee and possibly a Vaccination fee if your pet is not current on its rabies vaccination. These fees may be paid for by personal check, cashier's check or exact cash.

Sulphur has an ordinance pertaining to cats in the form of a containment requirement; cats that are owned must remain on owner's property at all times.

The first thing I would ask as a customer is, "Do I have low pressure throughout my home?" If the answer is no, I would check to see if I have a clogged filter screen on that faucet, which can be unscrewed & cleaned. Another cause can be a water leak in the area, affecting the pressure in your home and your neighbors'. Finally, severe drought conditions cause people to use a tremendous amount of water, especially the watering of lawns. There is an ordinance in effect during dry months to remedy this situation, but we need everyone's help in educating neighbors to ordinance.

Our Treatment facilities are equipped with very large diesel generators with plenty of fuel supply to last a few days until power is restored from entergy.

We have procedures in place we follow to a tee. First, be prepared, generators are always tested for performance & fueled. Facilities are secured. Operators know procedures. Both treatment plants are manned during incident. When conditions worsen the plants are switched to generator power & last possible safe evacuation for those operators are given to meet up with supervisor at the command center. Finally, when it is safe, we check our facilities.

We lost power from Entergy, but our generators worked perfect & we never lost system pressure, except during Hurricane Rita, our generators kicked off for some unexplained reason, when it was safe to come out we just restarted our generators & pressure came back up very rapidly.

EPA, DEQ & in particular The Dept. of Health & Hospitals.

We have an outstanding track record with DHH, all reports & projects are always on time & are often used as examples for other community water systems to go by. Now on a few occasions, a couple of our test sites out of 30 of our monthly bacteriological testing come up positive.

Samples can fail for many reasons. Samples are taken by a Sanitarian from the health department. They are not to be collected when it's raining or when there are heavy winds so that nothing compromises the sample. Did they collect the sample from a contaminated water tap because of animals or insects. Finally did they run the tests correctly. Positive samples are always rechecked immediately at that site as well as one upstream & one site downstream. We have never had a follow-up test came back bad ever.

Our operators are required by DHH to possess a Class 3 Water Production, Treatment & Distribution Certificate. There are 4 levels of Production Treatment & Distribution. The level you need is based on population served. Currently the Plant Supervisor holds all three certificates of Class 4. The Foreman holds Class 3's & another operator possesses Class 2's. They are also required to maintain 24 hours of certified training to keep their certification.

Our water comes from an underground supply called the Chicot Aquifer, which starts around Alexandria & ends a little south of us & from the Sabine River to the east to Breaux Bridge.

First we inject chlorine to kill bacteria & potassium permanganate to oxidize iron & manganese, then they pass through special sand filters to remove everything except the chlorinated water. Then we inject a small amount of fluoride for dental hygiene & a corrosion inhibitor made from a fruit by-product to slow down the corrosion rates on all piping.