Consumer Confidence Report – 2022 – View PDF File

May 16,  2023
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File

April 18, 2023
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File

March 28, 2023
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File
Council Meeting Minutes – View PDF

March 21, 2023
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File
Ordinance – 23-02-21 – View PDF
Council Meeting Minutes – View PDF

February 23, 2023
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File
Regular Council Meeting Minutes – View PDF File

Ordinance
2022 FY Budget – View PDF File

January 9, 2023
Special Council Meeting Minutes – View PDF File

January 17, 2023
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File
Regular Council Meeting Minutes – View PDF File

December 20, 2022
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File
Regular Council Meeting Minutes – View PDF File

November 15, 2022
Regular Council Meeting – View PDF File
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File

October 18, 2022
Regular Council Meeting – View PDF File
Regular Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File

September 29, 2022
Special Council Meeting – View PDF File
Special Council Meeting Agenda – View PDF File

September 20, 2022
Regular Council Meeting – View PDF File

August 16, 2022
Council Meeting – View PDF File

July 26, 2022
Council Meeting – View PDF File

July 19, 2022
Council Meeting – View PDF File

Ordinance – 16-11-21- (D)
2022 FY Budget Amendment – 2nd Amendment – View PDF File

Resolution – R 22-09-02
Temporary Housing Assistance Program – Waiver of Land Use Regulations – View PDF File

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the official website for the Town of Pearl River. Our town is located in the Northeast corner of St. Tammany Parish.

In 1859, Pearl River was founded as a small railroad town. In 1886, a train station was constructed and two years later the first store was established. The community’s name was originally Halloo. It was changed to Pearl, later to Pearlville and then to Pearl River in 1888. On May 24, 1906, Governor Newton Crain Blanchard granted the request of Mayor G.W. Fuller to incorporate the Village of Pearl River. Pearl River became a town in 1964.

Our historical Museum located at 39437 Hwy 41 Spur tells the history of Pearl River through photos and artifacts. Daily tours can be scheduled through the Town Hall.

Pearl River is a family oriented town, where neighbors know neighbors and everyone is family. Our citizens come together to support the community and each other when in need. We live in a safe community with a low crime rate.

The Pearl River Park is the heart of our Town, where parties are booked throughout the year in the pavilions. In the summer, children in the area enjoy the cool and refreshing water park. We are proud to have some of the best schools in St. Tammany Parish and the State of Louisiana.

We have some of the best fresh water fishing and hunting in the State of Louisiana. The Pearl River is a scenic river that runs through the Honey Island Swamp. It’s also a recreational river with natural sandy beaches which were formed by the river which makes it heavenly bliss.

Pearl River has one of the largest commercial parks in St. Tammany Parish; Associated Wholesale Grocers and Rooms to Go employs hundreds of people throughout this area.

We are only forty (40) minutes away from downtown New Orleans and thirty (30) minutes away from the sandy white beaches of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Stop by and visit our town anytime.

God bless Pearl River and its citizens

-Mayor of Pearl River