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Dee Stanley become Lafayette's Chief administrator in 2004 after his appointment by Lafayette City Parish President Joey Durel.

City-Parish issues were discussed with the two candidates.

The race will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2015.

The candidates for Lafayette City-Parish, Joel Robideaux and Dee Stanley, will be at the event as well.

Candidates Dee Stanley and Joel Robideaux will field questions posed from a panel of local media representatives.

City-Parish President Joey Durel will step down after this term.

Lafayette Consolidated Government's Chief Administrative Officer Dee Stanley defended the legacy of his current boss while seeking to differentiate himself from the man for whom he has worked for 12 years.

Lafayette City-Parish Chief Administrative Officer Dee Stanley has publicly announced his candidacy for the upcoming City-Parish President race today. Fellow Republican State Rep. Joel Robideaux is, so far, the only other opponent in the race...

Our panelists discuss criticism surrounding Steve Scalise's speech to a white supremacists group as well as the upcoming Lafayette City - Parish President race.

Stanley joined ‘Nathan and Bernie in the Morning‘ for his weekly ‘Lafayette Live‘ segment to discuss the role LUS Fiber players in Lafayette's good fortune.

Lafayette's Chief Administrative Officer Dee Stanley along with Lafayette Downtown Development Authority's CEO Nathan Norris stopped by "Nathan and Bernie in the Morning" to discuss the future of downtown Lafayette.

Lafayette Chief of Police Jim Crafted joined us to discuss the Girard Park drowning as well as the subsequent outrage as the result of some controversial media coverage.

Chief Administrative Officer Dee Stanley discusses LUS Fiber's rate increases and why he says customers should not be quick to unsubscribe.

Tensions were high during Tuesday's Lafayette City-Parish Council meeting when council members were allowed to question 2012 LCG auditor and certified public accountant Burton Kolder regarding the finances and reports of growth for LUS Fiber.

Dee Stanley says LUS Fiber is bringing Lafayette further up one of the "best of' lists.

After a lengthy delay, a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Lafayette's embattled junked vehicle ordinance is finally moving forward in court.

Today's edition of "Lafayette Live" with Lafayette City Parish President Joey Durel primarily featured Dee Stanley the Chief Administrative Officer and Lorrie Toups the Chief Financial Officer of Consolidated Government talking about the proposed budget.