Restore Louisiana Task Force Conference Calls and Phone Call Meetings April 06, 2018

Published 2-23-2019 search group

On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 3:38 PM Lori Dupont <Lori.Dupont@la.gov> wrote:

Members of the Restore Louisiana Task Force:

Staff would like to schedule conference calls to discuss recommendations on the below topics.

In advance of the conference calls, we will send out an overview of each recommendation for your review.

Reallocation of funding between rental programs
Reallocation of $5 from administrative funds to a new Public Services Program
Update and recommendation on watershed planning and mitigation funding

Please let me know if one of the below times will work with your schedule.

Tuesday, April 9th, 10-11AM
Wednesday, April 10th, 8:30-9:30AM

If neither of the above time slots will work with your schedule please let me know and I will work to schedule a different time on an individual basis.

Research Resource:

Email 2018.04.06.16.56.29-RE-Restore_Louisiana_Task_Force_Conference_Calls.pdf

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