Community Advisory Committee tours Cameron LNG

In an effort to continue to grow the company’s community involvement in Cameron Parish, Cameron LNG held its first Community Advisory Committee team meeting, which provided its new seven member panel with an up close and personal view of the $750 million construction project.

Cameron LNG’s Community Advisory Committee meets with project management for a safety briefing and tour of the site.  Pictured from left to right, top row:  Randy Oakley, Cameron LNG terminal manager;  Mark Nelson, Government Affairs director; Curtis Andrus, David Hebert, Johnny Poole and Joe Risse, Cameron LNG program director.  Seated in first row:  JoAnn LaBove, Julie Trahan, Sheron Faulk and Charlotte Trosclair.

Held at the end of October, members met for the first time as a group with the management of the Cameron LNG terminal for a safety briefing and tour of the project site.  A presentation describing the project in detail and discussion of the committee’s role followed.

“As one of Hackberry’s newest neighbors, it is important that we build and maintain a solid connection with our community, said Randy Oakley, terminal manager for Cameron LNG.  “We want to continue meeting local leaders and working with them on important community projects.  The community advisory committee is one more channel that will allow us greater access to a variety of perspectives, helping us to identify areas that are of importance to the community.”

The members of the Cameron LNG Community Advisory Committee are Sheron Faulk, Julie Trahan, Johnny Poole, Curtis Andrus, JoAnn LaBove, David Hebert and Charlotte Trosclair.  All members either work or live in Cameron Parish.

“It truly is an incredible project with so many fascinating elements,” said Charlotte Trosclair, Cameron Parish Library director.  “The committee is excited about working closely with the team at Cameron LNG to make sure this is a successful project for both the company and the community.  It’s a win-win for all of us.”