Proposed ‘swingers’ club’ sparks ordinance

By Harlan Kirgan on Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Acadia Parish Police Jury introduces ordinance to regulate sexually oriented businesses in parish
  • An Acadia Parish courtroom was packed when the Acadia Parish Police Jury held a special meeting to introduce an ordinance to regulate ““sexually oriented businesses” in the unincorporated areas of the parish. The ordinance is in response to a proposed “swingers’ club” between Mowata and Branch. (Photo by Steve Bandy/Crowley Post-Signal)
    An Acadia Parish courtroom was packed when the Acadia Parish Police Jury held a special meeting to introduce an ordinance to regulate ““sexually oriented businesses” in the unincorporated areas of the parish. The ordinance is in response to a proposed “swingers’ club” between Mowata and Branch. (Photo by Steve Bandy/Crowley Post-Signal)
    Well over 100 citizens crowded into Courtroom A — “the big courtroom” — Monday night to discuss the proposed opening of a “swingers’ club” in rural Acadia Parish. The special meeting of the parish police jury was prompted, according to a notice posted last weekend, by concerns voiced by citizens opposed to the new business. No action was taken at Monday night’s meeting except the...

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