Safer, stronger neighborhoods
Deputies and first responders backed with the staffing and equipment the job actually takes.
St. Tammany Parish · District 3
"Working for St. Tammany. Building our future together."
Smart Growth
Safe Communities
Strong Future
Deputies and first responders backed with the staffing and equipment the job actually takes.
Roads and drainage that get funded here, with every dollar published project by project.
Town halls that happen in non-election years. Calls returned inside two business days.
I'm a lifelong resident of Louisiana who proudly calls Folsom home.
My family put down roots in St. Tammany for what this place is: good neighbors, open land, and a way of life worth protecting. I have watched District 3 change from the inside — new subdivisions on old pasture, two-lane intersections carrying twice the traffic, and a parish budget that always seems to find its way somewhere else.
I am not running against growth. I am running against growth nobody planned for, and the north end of this parish has been paying for the difference.
What I want is a seat at the table for District 3, and to be the kind of councilmember who has read the ordinance before it comes up for a vote. Come find me at the farmers market — I would rather hear it from you in person.
Susan WillieCandidate · Parish Council, District 3
Building relationships. Listening. Leading. The work of a council seat happens between meetings, in driveways and at ball fields, long before anything reaches a vote.
Thoughtful development that protects our way of life. Zoning decisions should answer for the traffic, drainage, and school capacity they create, before approval rather than after.
Prioritizing public safety and quality of life. Better lighting, safer intersections, and honest response times on the roads District 3 families actually drive.
Transparent. Accessible. Committed to you. Published office hours, a public calendar, and a clear answer on every vote, including the unpopular ones.
A sign in your front yard, a Saturday at the Folsom farmers market, or a few neighbors over for coffee. Tell us what suits you and we will bring the rest.
Tell us how you would like to help and someone will reach out. No obligation, and we will never sell or share your information.
Every yard sign, every mailer, every mile of door-knocking across District 3 is paid for by people who live here. The campaign takes no corporate or PAC money, and it does not need to. What it needs is enough people in District 3 chipping in what they can.
A contribution of any size puts a sign in a yard and a flyer in a hand.
Contributions to [COMMITTEE NAME] are not tax-deductible. Louisiana law requires the campaign to record the name and address of every contributor. Contribution limits apply per election.
A question, a concern, or a road that has needed attention for years. Reach out and Susan will get back to you herself.
Whatever is on your mind about District 3.