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WHO WILL BE NEXT BOSSIER CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Bossier City’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Amanda Nottingham has submitted her resignation, effective Jan. 2, 2026. She will take a position at SWEPCO as external affairs director. The rumor mill has cranked up big time on who Bossier Mayor Tommy Chandler will nominate to replace her.

RESILIENT Technology Park

Investing in Shreveport’s Future This prospective data center project at Resilient Tech Park will bring more than just technology and infrastructure investment.This effort will strengthen local economies, create good jobs, and deliver lasting benefits throughout Shreveport.
Public Service Commissioner Assures Electricity Rates Will Not Rise Due to the Data Center

Public Service Commissioner Assures Electricity Rates Will Not Rise Due to the Data Center

Public Service Commissioner Assures Electricity Rates Will Not Rise Due to the Data Center

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="980"] Photo by Noah Berger/Getty Images via Amazon Web Services [/caption] Mike Martindale Published: December 12, 2025 Shreveport residents continue to weigh the potential impact of a proposed data center, and Public Service Commissioner Foster...

NO PROBLEMS WITH WATER SALES TO PROPOSED SHREVEPORT DATA CENTER

Yes, there have been past challenges in the taste, smell, and appearance of Shreveport water. And yes, there have been past challenges with water pressure in certain areas of Shreveport. However, there have NEVER been problems with an adequate supply of water for Shreveport residents or businesses.

GENERATOR NOISE IS NOT A DECIDING FACTOR IN NEW DATA CENTERS

It’s true that many of the first constructed data centers were powered by on-site generators that ran 24/7, three hundred sixty-five days of the year. These generators produced sounds/noise above the normal operational sounds/noise of an electricity powered facility.