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Shreveport approves pay raises for city employees in 2027 budget
(The Center Square) - Shreveport police officers, firefighters and other city employees are set to receive pay increases in December as part of the city's proposed 2027 budget. Shreveport City Council unanimously approved a 3% pay increase for classified city employees, effective Dec. 1. The two resolutions passed included additional pay adjustments for more than 400 employees starting Jan. 1, 2027, as well as 6% base-pay increases for police officers and firefighters. At Monday's administrative conference, Chief Administrative Officer Tom Dark said the increases mainly affect the city's General Fund and will initially be funded through building permits fees linked to the two data center projects in Caddo Parish. The approval followed concerns from council members during an Oct. 26 administrative conference, when members questioned why police and fire would receive raises months before other city employees. Councilman James Green argued that all municipal employees should receive increases around the same time saying, "If we found that fountain of money from the data centers and whatever, then we should look beyond putting a few in a bowl and then tell others to wait because they've got to go to the gas pump like everybody else. They got to go to
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Find it downtown: 208 Milam
208 Milam – A perfect downtown location for your business!. 208 Milam is a 6,000 sf historical two-story office property with a gated entry. The building was originally constructed in the early 1900s. The property is located in a central location in the heart of downtown Shreveport between Spring and Market Streets. High ceilings and three separate stairwells provide flexible use options perfect for a variety of uses. Improvements include reception, large break area, separate restrooms, several individual offices, an open work area, coffee bar, and storage.
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Shreveport, Bossier homebuyers are feeling the pinch. Realtor offers tip for saving at closing.
The number of active home listings, new listings and closings in northwest Louisiana for September all dropped compared to the year-over-year. Fall can be tough for realtors in general. Children are in school and the holidays are just around the corner, all things that tend to make families want to stay where they are.
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Furniture, art, decorations at 5 estate sales in Shreveport, Bossier this weekend
There are five estate sales this weekend in the Shreveport-Bossier area, and all have unique and vintage finds like furniture, decor, appliances, art and more. The five estate sales featured on the Estate Sales website are as follows:. Stacey Lane Tag Sale. 444 Stacey Lane, Bossier City;. Sale by Carole's...
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Downtown Shreveport Petro Lofts rehab delayed, citing market turbulence
Market uncertainty is delaying a major downtown Shreveport renovation project, pushing it to 2029. In April 2024, the owners of the historic Petroleum Tower at 425 Edwards St. hoped to have a general contractor named in 30 days and planned an aggressive push toward apartment occupancy for summer 2025. By...
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Shreveport mayor calls for criminal accountability as Sanctuary Apartments faces water shutoff
SHREVEPORT, La. -- Shreveport officials are informing residents of The Sanctuary Apartments to relocate because without running water their dwellings are considered unsafe. The city shut off water service Thursday afternoon because the property owner owes the city approximately $145,000 -- a delinquency that started two years ago when a New Jersey-based business entity acquired the multifamily complex, according to an examination of business ownership structures.