Parish Government

Iberville Parish operates under a Home Rule Charter form of government, with daily operations managed by an elected Parish President and legislative oversight provided by a Parish Council elected from single-member districts. The parish seat is Plaquemine, and its six municipalities — Plaquemine, St. Gabriel, White Castle, Maringouin, Rosedale, and Grosse Tete — each have elected mayors and governing boards.

The current Parish President is Chris Daigle, and the Parish Council is comprised of the following members: Shalanda Allen, Chasity Easley, Thomas Dominique Sr., Freddie Frazier Sr., Steve Smith, Raheem Pierce, Nadia Jenkins, Hunter Markins, Terry Bradford, Chasity Martinez, Charles "Stormy" Dardenne, Matthew Jewell, and Bart Morgan.

Spanning over 600 square miles and divided by the Mississippi River, Iberville Parish is renowned for its natural beauty and abundant waterways. It offers exceptional recreational opportunities, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and anglers. The parish also has historic antebellum plantations and sites that attract visitors worldwide.

Locals often refer to areas within the parish, such as South, East, Central, and North Iberville, reflecting its diverse geography and communities.

For more information about parish government and services, visit www.ibervilleparish.com.