
Shreveport City Council Votes to Put Bond Issue on April Ballot

Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux has been on the trail for the last several weeks promoting his new bond proposal package. The mayor is hoping to raise $256 million for vital projects, including streets, police and fire, and water and sewer infrastructure needs.
Mayor Arceneaux told KEEL News on Wednesday:
It is good news, now the work starts to get the information out to the public. This is a really important time, and a needed time to reinvest in Shreveport.
What's included in the Bond Proposal
The bond proposal includes three different propositions:
Police & Fire/SPAR
- Police & Fire Academy renovations- $4 Million
- Fire Station Revovations (Stations 5, 6, 7, and 19) - $3 Million
- Replacing Fire Station #3, on E. 70th next to the hotel
Mayor Arceneaux also said:
I will say this, and this is a really important point to make. There's almost $53 million dollars, out of that $125 million dollars that is neighborhood street reconstruction. These are streets that have long needed work. The committee worked very, very hard to set those priorities.
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