If it seems that grass around the Baton Rouge area is unusually high, that’s because it is. The city-parish has fallen behind this summer cutting the more than 1,000 linear miles of grass that lines public right of ways, streets, state roadways and the interstate. Parish officials attribute the problem to several factors. For one,
Baton Rouge grass cutting falls behind due to weather, labor shortages
Sign up for the free Daily Report email – local news about the people, companies and issues that impact business impact business in Baton Rouge and beyond.
