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Upcoming Events in the Community:
Annual Scott Mardi Gras Parade
The parade will be Sunday February 7, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. If you are interested in participating in the parade, please call 337-232-7667 ask for Mrs. Shirley Hanks at L&L Florist to register. Click here SCOTT MARDI GRAS PARADE 2010 to learn more information regarding the parade (rules, regulations, and route.) In addition, any vendor(s) with intentions to sell items from a cart or booth must aquire a $20 permit from Scott City Hall by February 4, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. ***NEW LINK***
Due to several request, we have added a link that enables members of the community to view/print the Minutes and Agendas from each monthly Council Meeting. Click on the "Government" tab listed above to explore our new link.
Welcome Letter from the Mayor
 Bonjour a` tout, “Good Day to All” Scott “Where the West Begins” and where friends meet. Our City founders were of French, Spanish and of Acadian heritage in the mid 1850’s era. By 1880 “Scott Station” was named by the railroad superindent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Mr. J.B. Scott.
Today Scott, Louisiana is where over 8,000 people call home. With our progressiveness, enthusiastic friendly people and proximity to larger major cities. Scott "Where the West Begins" is large enough to give you the services you deserve, and small enough to give you that personal attention everyone strives for. We have an open door policy, and still like to shake hands, and you may even get a hug or two.
Our residents still celebrate the “Joi de Vivre” (Joy of Life) through our music, food, and “Pass a good time” attitude! Come and see for yourself, bring your family and friends.
Great Scott “Look what we got”.
~ Mayor Hazel Myers
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