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Write to the mayors and legislators of Rapides Parish, LA

Rapides Parish, Louisiana has 10 municipal governments serving about 67,691 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

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A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Rapides Parish instead, choose the State stamp.

Alexandria Jacques Roy
Ball town 'Gail' Wilking
Boyce town Kelvin V. McCoy
Cheneyville town Ronny Green Jr.
Forest Hill village Elizabeth Jeter
Glenmora town Brian Goree
Lecompte town Herman 'Greg' Williams
McNary village 'Don' Parker
Pineville Joseph 'Joe' Bishop
Woodworth town David C. Butler II

Address book — Rapides Parish

10 of 10 with a verified, current leader’s name.

Municipality	Led by	City hall	Population
Alexandria	Jacques Roy — Mayor	Po Box 71, Alexandria 71309	44,004
Ball town	'Gail' Wilking — Mayor	Po Box 800, Ball 71405	3,839
Boyce town	Kelvin V. McCoy — Mayor	Po Box 146, Boyce 71409	876
Cheneyville town	Ronny Green Jr. — Mayor	Po Box 322, Cheneyville 71325	449
Forest Hill village	Elizabeth Jeter — Mayor	Po Box 309, Forest Hill 71430	604
Glenmora town	Brian Goree — Mayor	Po Box 265, Glenmora 71433	1,053
Lecompte town	Herman 'Greg' Williams — Mayor	Po Box 649, Lecompte 71346	821
McNary village	'Don' Parker — Mayor	Po Box 1197, Glenmora 71433	199
Pineville	Joseph 'Joe' Bishop — Mayor	Po Box 3820, Pineville 71361	14,109
Woodworth town	David C. Butler II — Mayor	Po Box 228, Woodworth 71485	1,737

At the state house for Rapides Parish

Jeff Landry (Republican)	Governor of Louisiana
Billy Nungesser (Republican)	Lieutenant Governor
Heather Cloud (Republican)	Senate District 28
Jay Luneau (Democratic)	Senate District 29
Mike Reese (Republican)	Senate District 30
Alan Seabaugh (Republican)	Senate District 31
Glen Womack (Republican)	Senate District 32
Jay Morris (Republican)	Senate District 35
Jason DeWitt (Republican)	House District 25
Ed Larvadain (Democratic)	House District 26
Mike Johnson (Republican)	House District 27
Rhonda Butler (Republican)	House District 38