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DOES SHREVEPORT NEED TO HAVE LEGAL BILLING AUDITOR?

Last year the city of Shreveport spent more than $1 million in fees for attorneys representing the city. The top fees paid were to Abrams & Lafargue ($298 grand), Edwin Byrd ($281 grand), Nicole Buckle ($161 grand), and Jennifer McKay ($111 grand).

REVENUES FROM SHREVEPORT BOSSIER CASINOS CONTINUE DECLINE

It’s a reality that is unlikely to change.Gaming revenues statewide and locally are on the decline. June’s reports were again a dismal read.The local market has 6 casinos and Louisiana Downs, a racino. June’s totals from the casinos was 6.7% less than May.
CLASS A OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT—BOSSIER CITY

CLASS A OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT—BOSSIER CITY

CLASS A OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT—BOSSIER CITY

I own a 2800 square foot office on Citizens Bank drive, which is off Benton Road.I have downsized, and do not need all the space.So I need to share this space.There is a front executive office and two fully equipped secretarial desk unitsWith computers, printers, scanners.

WHEN WILL SHREVEPORT GET A NEW POLICE CHIEF?

Ok, you have 3 guesses."Only the phantom" knows is wrong. And so is "only the shadow knows."The correct answer is only Shreveport Police Chief Alan Crump knows. Chief Crump went on medical leave on Nov. 12.

HIGHLIGHTS OF NEW PROJECT MANAGER FOR EPA CONSENT DECREE WORK

On July 5, an Engineering Contract for Program Management between the city of Shreveport and Burns & Mcdonnell Engineering Company, Inc. (BMEC) was signed. It became effective on that date.This contract is to be the project manager for the mandated Environmental Protection Agency Consent Decree.