re: EBR baws, what are your thoughts on the MovEBR proposal?

The other thing that voters need to question is why is this being voted on now instead of a month ago during the general election. Why wait to put this on the ballot when many more people aren't aware of it, other than the Democrats that get bussed to the polls.

If we are just talking about east Baton Rouge, in a mere 2 years the tax rates have been 9%, then 10% for a few years, now down to 9.45% until 2025 and now they want to raise it another 1/2 cent for 30 years? Show me a more bass ackwards state than ours.

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Was the cost worth it?

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Some very significant projects were completed in GreenLight that have clearly done their part to improve traffic flow/access.

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Green Light Plan did yield improvements. It just didn’t go far enough.

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Its not finished. There are over a half dozen projects left on the board totaling over 200 million dollars.

To speed them up they included them in the plan we are voting on.

We are voting a second tax to hurry and get the first plan done.

Downvote ny accident. I agree with you.
The CoA outright stole that money. And live high on the hog.
Never again.

Add another “No” vote to this list for me.

I voted “Yes” for the green light plan and like most people have stated they still not finished with that so we are going to get taxed twice for it?

30 Years is a very long time to commit to a tax for a special project IMO.

I have zero trust in our current leadership in this parish.

We need light synchronization more than anything and is way cheaper.

And finally any road tax that doesn’t include a new bridge and interstate fixes isn’t worth voting “Yes” for as there will be another tax for that IF we really want to fix our traffic issues and not just create jobs for political donors.