POLITICSJul 17 · 20:43 UTCWAFB BATON ROUGEAysha Decuir

New Castle Pines resident uses song to share concerns with Shreveport City Council

Danny Cochran, a New Castle Pines resident and member of the Neighbors of Caddo Heights, addressed the Shreveport City Council with a song to highlight concerns about overgrown vegetation, damaged roads, and accessibility issues in District D. Council members praised his creative approach, with District F Councilman James Green and District E Councilman Dr. Alan Jackson Jr. commending his clear and innovative message.

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Danny CochranpersonNew Castle PinesplaceShreveport City CouncilorganizationNeighbors of Caddo HeightsorganizationDistrict DplaceJames GreenpersonDr. Alan Jackson Jr.personovergrown trees and grasstopicdamaged roadstopichandicap accessibilitytopic

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