The proposed Thrive! Baton Rouge plan, appearing on the Nov. 15 ballot, would redirect portions of existing millages from the library, mosquito abatement and the Council on Aging to provide over $20 million annually in recurring funding to the city-parish. Bill Sherman, communications director for Mayor-President Sid Edwards, emphasized at Tuesday’s Downtown Development District meeting
Mayor’s aide discusses the EBR tax rededication plan set for Nov. 15 ballot
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