Ways to Help your Community
The Mayor’s Youth Council is a group of high-school students who will develop their individual leadership skills to strengthen the West Monroe community through volunteer service and greater awareness of how municipal government operates. Members of the Mayor’s Youth Council will also provide valuable insight about issues affecting our community.
Applications are due to the West Monroe Mayor’s Office by Friday, August 26. To receive an application, please contact the Mayor’s Office at (318) 396-2600 or email mayorsoffice@westmonroe.la.gov.
Applications may be picked up on the first floor of City Hall at 2305 N. 7th Street or can be found online at www.cityofwestmonroe.com/MYC
Recycling Center- The West Monroe Recycling Center is a free drop-off facility for the general public, despite where they may live. The Recycling Center is open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
If you are interested in volunteering, contact Denise Calhoun (Human Resource Manager) at dcalhoun@westmonroe.la.gov or (318) 397-6718.
Kiroli Park offers 150 acres of nature's beauty. Within the park you can enjoy several playgrounds, a unique conservatory, a dog park, tennis courts, numerous gardens, picnic areas, fishing ponds and hiking trails. Some of these opportunities include:
Working the front gate
Family date night
Celtic fest Oct 1st
Christmas at Kiroli (hanging lights and working events). Volunteers will be needed from Nov. 25-Dec. 25 to help during the Christmas season.
If you are interested in volunteering at Kiroli contact: Linda Turnbow, event coordinator lturnbow@westmonroe.la.gov or -(318) 396-4016.
Community Services- There will be food distributions in the community on September 20, October 18-19, November 15, and December 13-14. To volunteer to help distribute food, please contact Vicki Hilbun who is the Director of Community Services. Contact: vhilbun@westmonroe.la.gov or (318) 324-1280.