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Wed, May 12
Shreveport Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board Meeting via teleconference using https://us02web.zoom.us/j...Read More -
Thu, May 13
Shreveport Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board Meeting via teleconference using https://us02web.zoom.us/j...Read More -
Tue, May 18
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Groundbreaking for $36.5 million project at Amiss Water Treatment Plant
The City of Shreveport will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for a $36.5 million project at the T.L. Amiss Water Treatment Plant at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, May 13th. “An investment into our aging infrastructure is essential to ensure our citizens... Additional Info... -
Repairs will begin Saturday morning on sewer force main
Crews will begin repairing one of the City’s larger sewer force mains on Saturday, May 8th. The urgent repairs are expected to last 12 to 24 hours. The south bound lanes of East Kings Highway from East Bert Kouns Industrial Loop to the 7800 block... Additional Info... -
Listening sessions will provide insight on how to spend federal dollars
Mayor Adrian Perkins will hold community listening sessions across Shreveport to learn how to citizens would like federal dollars spent at the local level. The discussions will focus on four topics - public safety, infrastructure, economic development... Additional Info...
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Mayor Adrian Perkins names Economic Development Director
Mayor Adrian Perkins has selected Drew Mouton to serve as the next Economic Development Director for the City of Shreveport. Mouton brings decades of experience in finance, product development and managerial operations. “This year we are... Additional Info... -
All government buildings and offices will still require face coverings
In his most recent Proclamation, Governor John Bel Edwards announced that the statewide face covering mandate is no longer in effect except in limited situations including on public transportation, in state government buildings, K-12 schools, early ... Additional Info... -
Inaugural Port City Fest marks first major event in Shreveport since pandemic
The City of Shreveport hosting Bayou Classic and Port City Fest was the first big step to rebuilding the local economy. Early projections show an estimated $3 million in economic impact for the community, according to the Event Impact Calculator... Additional Info...
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