What will have changed in North Baton Rouge by the end of Broome's first term?

Not a thing. It may even get worse.

Likely, nothing, but hopefully she'll be able to broker a deal to get an ER up there again, which would significantly improve response times and make service better at OLOL.

Hopefully, her community policing policy will reduce crime in the Plank Road area like it did in Gardere. I'm not going to hold my breath, but I'm not going to automatically write it off as a failure before she's even in office. In all honesty, she was the continuity candidate for Kip.

I believe she will fund tutoring and extra curricular activities for urban youths. Win with the children, reap later.

The housing stock mostly sucks. The infrastructure is more cohesive, but the schools are terrible. It's next door to a giant refinery.

I just don't see any real investment going in north of Choctaw. People who grew up there get out when they can.

Nothing will change. The same that has ever changed in NBR

The only thing that may change is with little money spent in SBR, the tax payers will finally bug out, and they can then begin to refer to it all as NBR, but with no real significant tax base to pull from anymore when everyone cuts their losses and bugs out.

This is going to be one titanic of a catastrophe for BR. I don't even want to think about it right now. It's that bad.