Ward 1
Woodrow Polston
Emily Sitton
City of Louisiana
Government
The mayor, the Board of Aldermen, and the records that keep Louisiana's city government open: meeting agendas, ordinances, public notices, and the city's long-range plan.
Elected officials
Mayor & Board of Aldermen
Louisiana is governed by a mayor and an eight-member Board of Aldermen: two aldermen elected from each of the city's four wards.
Ward 2
Jeremy Baker
Alice Holtzhouser
Ward 3
Glenda Sherman
Susan Fregeau
Ward 4
Ryan Griffin
John Phillips
To reach your alderman, call City Hall at (573) 754-4132 and staff will connect you to your ward's representative.
City offices
City Clerk
Riley Anderson
cityclerk@louisianamo.gov
City Administrator
Cameron Carlile
cityadmin@louisianamo.gov
Treasurer
Alissa Horton
treasurer@louisianamo.gov
Open government
Meetings & agendas
The Board of Aldermen meets in open session, and residents are welcome at every meeting.
Before every meeting
Agendas & minutes post here
Agendas are posted here ahead of each Board of Aldermen meeting, with minutes following once they are approved, alongside the ordinances the Board has passed.
For the Board's current meeting schedule, call City Hall at (573) 754-4132, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Records
Ordinances & records
Recently passed ordinances and the city's zoning map.
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Bill No. 7251
Ordinance Passed by the Board of Aldermen. Full text available as filed.
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Bill No. 7252
Ordinance Passed by the Board of Aldermen. Full text available as filed.
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City of Louisiana Zoning Map
Map Zoning districts across the city, referenced by Code Enforcement for permit and property questions.
Posted as issued
Public notices
Bid solicitations, public hearings, and legal notices are posted here as the city issues them.
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2025 Public Water System Notice
Notice A public notice concerning the city's water system.
Long-range planning
The 2024 Comprehensive Plan
Adopted in 2024, the Comprehensive Plan sets a long-range direction for the city's growth, housing, infrastructure, and historic downtown in the years ahead.
Serve & work
Committees & employment
Louisiana runs on resident volunteers as much as city staff. Appointed committees and commissions, including the Tourism Commission, the Historic Preservation Committee, and the Planning and Zoning Commission, shape decisions across the city.
Serve on a committee
Apply to serve on one of the city's appointed committees or commissions, from Parks to the Board of Adjustment.
Committee application →Employment
City job openings are posted here as positions become available.