BREC leaders make their case for the park system’s millage renewal

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Reduced operating hours, fewer programs and higher fees are among the consequences East Baton Rouge Parish residents could face if voters reject BREC’s proposed millage renewal later this month, agency leaders said Monday. Speaking to the Press Club of Baton Rouge, Interim Superintendent Janet Simmons and Interim COO Maurice Velasquez framed the 3.96-mill property tax

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