Assumption Parish Police Jury
Every member of the Assumption Parish Police Jury, as the Louisiana Secretary of State's list of elected officials prints them.
The Assumption Parish Police Jury is Assumption Parish's governing body. Its 9 members are elected from wards. A police jury elects its own president from among its members, and the Secretary of State's list does not say who that is, so this page does not either. This page lists every ward and the member who holds it as the Louisiana Secretary of State's list of elected officials prints them, and the map's Parish card reads the same list.
Find your Assumption Parish ward on the map →Opens the map with the parish and police jury or council district layers on. The ward lines are the Census Bureau's map of the police jury's wards (January 1, 2026 edition), which the Census changed after the 2020 census and which hold nearly equal numbers of people in that census.
Ward 1
- Ron AlcornPolice JurorDemocratic(985) 713-4284
Ward 2
- Jeff 'Big Daddy' NaquinPolice JurorDemocratic(985) 859-0092
Ward 3
- Ira Patureau Jr.Police JurorRepublican(985) 519-1306
Ward 4
- Charles BreauxPolice JurorDemocratic(985) 859-6306
Ward 5
- Michael 'Mikie' DiasPolice JurorDemocratic(985) 637-5693
Ward 6
- 'Chris' CarterPolice JurorDemocratic(985) 513-1901
Ward 7
- Leroy J. Blanchard IIIPolice JurorDemocratic(985) 473-4034
Ward 8
- Jamie P. PonvillePolice JurorNo party(985) 513-1424
Ward 9
- Myron J. MathernePolice JurorDemocratic(985) 513-0330
Source: the Louisiana Secretary of State's list of elected officials, read on October 20, 2026. The list is the Secretary of State's own current record, and this project reads it again every week.
districtry is an independent, unofficial civic reference. It never guesses at who holds a seat: every name above is printed in the Louisiana Secretary of State's list of elected officials, and where the list names no one for a seat this page says so rather than filling the gap.
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