James Flurry

News of an outside audit of Shreveport's water and sewer department has brought the troubled agency back into the spotlight an made it a topic in the mayor's race.

James Flurry' says a city memorandum of understanding "let's (Gateway Development Consortium) move ahead with those people that are interested in financing."

Councilman James Flurry proposes a new and separate city department that can approve its own businesses and end the city's relationship with the commission.

James Flurry says that a number of his constituents don't feel the mayor appointed panel is giving them "a fair shake."

Councilman James Flurry says that "Mayor Tyler has found shenanigans going on," and describes "shenanigans" as "it ain't what it's supposed to be."

The Shreveport City Council is set to vote on an ordinance to change the way charity organizations solicit funds on local roadways.