Support Percy E. Butler, Jr for Iberville Parish President

WHO IS PERCY E. BUTLER, JR?

Percy E. Butler, Jr. was born, raised, and educated right here in Iberville Parish. Percy and his wife of 25 years, Caula Butler, were married and raised their children in the parish.

Now, after 15 years running his own successful real estate development company, which has built hundreds of affordable homes and apartments for local residents, Percy E. Butler, Jr is running for Iberville Parish President.

Percy isn’t a typical politician.

He is an seasoned entrepreneur and advocate for commerce and local job growth. He is a no-nonsense problem solver, a wise decision maker, and invites input from others on important issues. Most importantly, Percy believes the residents of Iberville Parish deserve a leader who’ll work on behalf of their best interests...not his own.

That’s Percy E. Butler, Jr. That’s who Iberville needs as its next Parish President.

“I want all of our families to have a bright future here in Iberville, but that takes new leadership, new energy and new ideas to make it a reality. It’s time for change.”

Percy E. Butler, Jr. Has a History of Dedication to Iberville Parish

  • Lived, worked, and built his own business in Iberville Parish
  • Constructed affordable, quality housing for Iberville residents
  • Created hundreds of local jobs in the construction industry
  • Provided investment capital for local economic growth
  • Advocates for long-term economic sustainability through memberships in Iberville Chamber of Commerce and state/local home builder associations
  • Business mentor for young professionals
  • Provided on-the-job training opportunites
Please direct all media inquiries to Caula Butler or email caula@butlerforiberville.com

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A “no” vote opposes this constitutional amendment, thus preventing appropriations from the EEF to the LETA, Thrive Academy, and laboratory schools operated by public colleges.

Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals Jurisdiction Amendment

A “yes” vote supports this amendment to do the following: * allow the legislature through a two-thirds vote to give the Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals jurisdiction over the constitutionality of taxes, fees, and related matters; * require prompt recovery by taxpayers of any unconstitutional tax paid; * establish authority for the board in the state constitution, subject to changes made by laws passed by a two-thirds vote in the legislature; * state in the constitution that the Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals has jurisdiction over any disputes concerning state and local taxes, fees, or other claims against the state.

A “no” vote opposes this amendment to add constitutional provisions concerning the Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals, thereby leaving in place the board’s existing authority over certain state and local tax disputes according to statute.

Louisiana New Orleans Affordable Housing Property Tax Exemption Amendment

A “yes” vote supports allowing New Orleans, Louisiana, to exempt properties with no more than 15 residential units from taxes for the purpose of, according to the amendment, promoting and encouraging affordable housing.

A “no” vote opposes this amendment to allow New Orleans, Louisiana, to exempt properties with no more than 15 residential units from taxes.

Louisiana Property Tax Exemption for Stored Materials Routed for Outer Continental Shelf Amendment

 A “yes” vote supports extending an ad valorem tax exemption to property being stored in Louisiana but destined for the Outer Continental Shelf.

A “no” vote opposes extending this ad valorem tax exemption to property stored in Louisiana but destined for the Outer Continental Shelf, thereby leaving the exemption for property in transit to another state or for export outside of the U.S. but not applying it to property routed for the Outer Continental Shelf.

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