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🎃 TRICK-OR-TREATING IN THE CITY OF ZACHARY! 👻
🗓 Date: Friday, October 31st
🕕 Time: 6:00– 8:00 PM
Employees from the Mayor’s Office, Tradebe Environmental Services and Sherwin Williams joined forces to restore one of the city’s iconic landmarks during a community day of service.
The historic, old townhall in Zachary, Louisiana got a fresh look today after volunteers from the Zachary Mayor’s office, Tradebe Environmental Services and Sherwin Williams spent the day renovating the nearly 100-year-old building.
The plans for the 1,000square foot building were approved in 1930, and it was completed in 1931 for$4200. It housed the fire engine, jail cell, mayor’s office, and council meeting room.
"The City of Zachary is proud to partner with Tradebe Environmental and Sherwin Williams to restore the Old Town Hall, one of our community’s most treasured landmarks. Their generous support ensures that this historic building—home to priceless artifacts, stories, and traditions—will continue to inspire and connect generations to come. Together, we are preserving the heart of our city’s past while giving it a fresh new look for the future," said Zachary Mayor David McDavid.
“It is truly an honor for Tradebe Environmental Services to collaborate with the Mayor’s office and Sherwin Williams to re-imagine this historic building. Tradebe has facilities across the country, and it is especially important for us to volunteer and invest in the communities where our employees live, work and play. The transformation of the Old Town Hall has been fun to watch. I am thrilled we played such an integral role” said Oriol Mateu, US CEO of Tradebe Environmental Services.
Along with volunteering their time, Sherwin Williams of Zachary also donated brushes, rollers, and more than twenty gallons of paint to support the initiative.
Currently, the building is a museum with archives containing exhibits about local people and places, antique books as well as the original Council table where the aldermen met monthly.
About Tradebe Environmental Services US
Tradebe Environmental Services US | For over 20 years, Tradebe has provided high quality services in the United States, leveraging the power of its local team and assets. With a focus on safety and compliance, Tradebere cycles more than 90,000 tons of waste per year using advanced technologies, aiding customers in achieving their sustainability objectives.
Entering the US Market in 2002 and headquartered in Chicago, IL, Tradebe USA has expanded to more than 40 sites and employs over 900 people. Offering a comprehensive service package spanning from collection and transportation to treatment and recycling, Tradebe USA enables clients to concentrate on their core business while entrusting the intricacies of waste management to their expert team.
On Tuesday, November 11, at 7:30 a.m. The 17th annual Veterans Day flag-raising ceremony will take place at the Regional Veterans Park behind Lane Regional Medical Center, 6300 Main Street in Zachary. The annual event, which began at Bank of Zachary’s main office on Main Street, moved to the veterans’ park upon its completion in 2016.
LTC (Ret.) Darren T. Spears will serve as Master of Ceremonies, and LTC (Ret.) Lawrence J. Baker, who is a veteran of both Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq) and Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), will offer remarks during the program. LTC (Ret.) Baker serves as the Chief Strategic Initiatives Officer and Director of Physician Recruitment at Lane Regional Medical Center.
Cadets from Zachary High School Army Junior ROTC Bronco Battalion and Cub Scout Pack 46 and Boy Scout Troop 46 will provide the flag detail.
Former Band of Blue member and current LSU Tiger Band member Ryan Venable will serve as the program’s bugler and will play the “Call to Colors” and “Taps.”
Zachary High’s band and choir, under band director Donny Alexander and choir director Cierra Fountain, will perform patriotic music selections.
Refreshments will be served following the ceremony. All veterans are encouraged to attend.
Parade immediately following ceremony.
Join us for a public workshop hosted by the Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday, October 27th, from 6:00–8:00 PM at City Hall! We’ll be reviewing the final draft of the City’s Master Plan — a great opportunity for residents and community members to ask questions, share feedback, and learn what’s next as we move toward final adoption.
To view the Master Plan, click here