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Bossier City proposes tapping reserves to balance $85.8M operating budget (opens the original)
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BOSSIER CITY, La. -- -Bossier Cityâs proposed 2027 day-to-day government operations â its general fund budget â calls for pulling $1.9 million out of reserves to cover an expected revenue shortfall next year. The general fund represents Bossier's core city budget, like safety, streets and courts; its total budget of $321.6 million includes enterprise, internal-service, special-purpose and all other funds that operate separately, like sewer and water. The budget worksheet said the city plan
Bossier City proposes tapping reserves to balance $85.8M operating budget (opens the original)
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BOSSIER CITY, La. -- -Bossier Cityâs proposed 2027 day-to-day government operations â its general fund budget â calls for pulling $1.9 million out of reserves to cover an expected revenue shortfall next year. The general fund represents Bossier's core city budget, like safety, streets and courts; its total budget of $321.6 million includes enterprise, internal-service, special-purpose and all other funds that operate separately, like sewer and water. The budget worksheet said the city plan
Shreveport targets pay disparities with raises for about 400 city workers (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. -- Shreveport officials are considering targeted parity raises for around 400 classified workers identified as among the most underpaid, while separately considering a cost-of-living raise for all employees. Employees can expect to get notification, if approved, before the end of the year. Chief Administrative Officer Tom Dark said the city's personnel rules call for a review of its compensation system about every three years to âtry to get some sense of where you stand in the
Shreveport preservation board approves demolition of historic bus terminal (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. -- Holy Trinity Catholic Church won approval from the Historic Preservation Commission on Tuesday to demolish the historic bus terminal on Fannin Street in Shreveport as part of its plan to construct a new parish hall and visitor center. The visitor center site will contain the âMinor Shrine of the Five Priests: Servants of God,â and a parking lot constructed beside it. Final authorization now moves to the Metropolitan Planning Commission, where executive director Stephen Jea
Shreveport preservation board approves demolition of historic bus terminal (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. -- Holy Trinity Catholic Church won approval from the Historic Preservation Commission on Tuesday to demolish the historic bus terminal on Fannin Street in Shreveport as part of its plan to construct a new parish hall and visitor center. The visitor center site will contain the âMinor Shrine of the Five Priests: Servants of God,â and a parking lot constructed beside it. Final authorization now moves to the Metropolitan Planning Commission, where executive director Stephen Jea
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