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MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY - JANUARY 20, 2025 - MONDAY

PRESIDENT’S DAY - FEBRUARY 17, 2025 - MONDAY

GOOD FRIDAY - APRIL 18, 2025 - FRIDAY

MEMORIAL DAY - MAY 26, 2025 - MONDAY

JUNETEENTH DAY - JUNE 20, 2025 - FRIDAY

INDEPENDENCE DAY - JULY 4, 2025 - FRIDAY

LABOR DAY - SEPTEMBER  1, 2025 - MONDAY

VETERAN’S DAY - NOVEMBER 11, 2025 - TUESDAY

THANKSGIVING DAY - NOVEMBER 27 & 28, 2025 - THURSDAY & FRIDAY

CHRISTMAS DAY - DECEMBER 25, 2025 - THURSDAY

Each year, the City of Pineville is honored to have a local artist paint our annual Mardi Gras print to commemorate our Mardi Gras Celebration.  These beautiful prints are 18x24 and made available for purchase at City Hall.  Contact Christina Turrubiartes today to collect them all.  Call (318) 449-5660.

Price List:
2025 Print - $20.00
2024 Print  - $10.00
Earlier Prints - $5.00
Bundle All Ten - $65.00
Please note that frames are not included in purchase.

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2025 Print by Christina Turrubiartes

2024 Print by Brooke Lucas Photograpny

2023 Print by Carolyn Scalfano

2022 Print by Felter Illustrations

2021 Print There was no Mardi Gras Parade due to COVID-19. Therefore, no commemorative print was designed.

2020 Print by Gloria Rabalais

2019 Print by Gloria Rabalais

2018 Print by Gloria Rabalais

2017 Print by Gloria Rabalais

2016 Print by Gloria Rabalais

2015 Print by Pineville High Art Department

Each year, to kick off Mardi Gras Celebrations for the Cities of Pineville and neighboring Alexandria, the City of Pineville hosts its annual "Night of Lights" Mardi Gras Parade. 

The 2025 parade kicks off at 7:00pm, on Feb 21, at the flagpole on the Riverfront and travels north on Main Street through Downtown Pineville to the entrance of Louisiana College.  This is a parade you don't want to miss! We hope to see you there.

If you are interested in our collectable Mardi Gras prints that commemorate each parade
click here.

The basic idea of the debit and credit in a journal has been around since the 13th century.  No one knows exactly how it started, but the oldest set of books referencing debits and credits were for the period 1299-1300 as posted by an Italian merchant named Manucci.  The system was first described in writing by a Franciscan monk name Luca Pacioli.

Pacioli lived from 1447 to 1517 and wrote a book, Summa de Arthmetica, Geometra, Proportioni et Proportionalita. The book was published in 1494 and contained a section called “Particularis de Computis et Scripturis” which translated is “Details of Accounting and Recording.”

The first accounting textbook describes the practices of merchants in Venice and how they used books in which they recorded debits on the left and credits on the right, totaled accounts at the end of a defined period, calculated profit and loss, and posted the amount to a capital account. For his contribution of this written description, Pacioli has been called the “Father of Accounting”.

It is amazing that in the more than 500 years that have passed since Pacioli’s writing the fundamentals of accounting have not changed. We still post to journals with debits on the left and credits on the right, we total accounts at the end of defined periods, calculate a profit or loss, and post the results to a capital account. These principles apply in government and all other forms of accounting.

The Legislative Auditor is one of the largest public accounting practices in the State of Louisiana and certainly one of the largest employers of certified public accountants. However, in addition to accountants, the Legislative Auditor also employs public administrators, attorneys, actuaries, computer analysts, Information Technology auditors, and many other individuals who offer the public a broad spectrum of skills.

The Legislative Auditor serves as the watchdog of public spending, overseeing more than 3,500 audits of state and local governments and their related quasi-public enterprises. Conducting independent financial and performance audits of the State's agencies, colleges, and universities, our auditors find ways to improve government and identify critical issues to protect public resources and tighten government control systems. When necessary, we follow up on allegations of fraud, waste, or abuse. Audits are contained in the Web site and can be easily searched. The website link is
www.lla.state.la.us/

November:  Tax bills mailed out December:  Full payment of taxes due January:  Taxes are delinquent after December 31, and bear interest at the rate of 1% per month or any part thereof from December 31.

February:  File process verbally stating: (1) Name and address (2) Property description (3) Amount of taxes due  (4) How service was made (5) Must be recorded at Clerk's Office.

March:  Assessment notices mailed out certified to property owners.
             First day assessment roll is available for inspection.

April:  Advertise property that will be sold at City of Pineville Tax Sale.

May:  Second advertisement for Tax Sale.
          Tax Sale. 

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