Election Day is Tuesday, November 3
Doing what's right
Serving with excellence
Earning your trust
Keeping you informed
Thirty-one years in law enforcement — twenty-seven of them serving Breaux Bridge. He's worked patrol, commanded patrol, worked narcotics, and led investigations. That matters because the next chief has to lead officers and make decisions the town can trust from day one — not learn the job after taking it.
Where he's served:
Training & certifications:
“A safer, stronger community — together.”— Hubert Augustine
As chief, Hubert will enhance training across the department — going beyond state minimums. Officers get what they need to handle every call correctly, build stronger cases, and keep growing in the job. The public gets better service, and officers get a career worth staying for.
These are the first plans — not the only plans. Hubert is publishing them now so you can hold him to them later.
Small-town elections are won through real conversations. A few hours, one yard sign, or one introduction to a neighbor can matter.
Volunteer to knock doors with the team. A few hours makes a real difference.
Put a sign in your yard and show your street where you stand.
Come meet him in person and hear where he stands — no long speeches, just conversation.
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