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- Aug 15, 2026
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Louisiana signs $192.6 million no-bid contract with Motorola for public safety, police technology (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - Louisiana lawmakers signed off Thursday on a 10-year, no-bid contract worth $192.6 million to provide public safety equipment and technology for law enforcement and the prison system. The deal gives Motorola $138.2 million to upgrade and maintain the Louisiana Wireless Information Network, a statewide radio system used during natural disasters. The state will also pay the company $54.4 million to provide radios, license plate readers, body cameras, in-c
Lawmakers ponder $54M no-bid contract for police cameras, communications (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - Louisiana lawmakers will consider a $54 million, no-bid contract Thursday for disaster communications services, body-worn and dashboard cameras and other technology state law enforcement agencies use. Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration recommended last month that the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget endorse an exclusive 10-year deal with Motorola to provide all that equipment. Evelina Broussard, Landry’s chief information officer, told lawmakers
Republicans compete for Trump endorsement in Louisiana’s congressional elections (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - Republican candidates in Louisiana’s two competitive U.S. House elections are actively campaigning for President Donald Trump’s endorsement for the Nov. 3 primaries. State Sen. Stewart Cathey of Monroe, state Reps. Mike Echols of Monroe and Gabe Firment of Pollock all said they had talked to White House staff ahead of signing up to run for Louisiana’s 5th Congressional district Wednesday. Qualifying for the races continues Thursday and concludes at 4:30
A Louisiana law change will erase an ethics fine for just one person (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - The Louisiana Legislature voted for a law change that benefits only one person, state Rep. Steven Jackson, D-Shreveport, by erasing a $1,000 ethics fine he faces. Act 777 will likely force the Louisiana Board of Ethics to revoke a financial penalty Jackson has been fighting for years. “When we went through our cases to see what this [new law] would affect, there’s only one potential late fee that this affects, and it’s by Rep. Steve Jackson,” Ethics Adm
A Louisiana law change will erase an ethics fine for just one person (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - The Louisiana Legislature voted for a law change that benefits only one person, state Rep. Steven Jackson, D-Shreveport, by erasing a $1,000 ethics fine he faces. Act 777 will likely force the Louisiana Board of Ethics to revoke a financial penalty Jackson has been fighting for years. “When we went through our cases to see what this [new law] would affect, there’s only one potential late fee that this affects, and it’s by Rep. Steve Jackson,” Ethics Adm
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