Bossier Parish Police Jury

Bossier Parish Police Jury Parish Government

BPPJ August 5 Regular Agenda Meeting NotesDuring the August 5 Regular Agenda Meeting, the Jury focused on continued inve...
08/06/2026

BPPJ August 5 Regular Agenda Meeting Notes

During the August 5 Regular Agenda Meeting, the Jury focused on continued investment in parish infrastructure, public utilities, neighborhood improvement, and property standards enforcement.

The Jury approved the bid from Axis Construction for Phase Two of the Dogwood North Pump House project, which is funded in part through a Community Water Enrichment Fund (CWIF) grant. The project includes the transition of equipment and upgrades to the existing piping system.

The Jury also approved the recommendations from the Property Standards Board of Review regarding five properties that continue to pose health and safety concerns. Officials reported that the property owners had made no significant progress in addressing the cited issues.

During the departmental reports portion of the meeting, the Highway Department staff provided updates on maintenance activities across the parish, including road repairs, drainage work, and routine infrastructure maintenance in multiple districts. The report also included information on ongoing mosquito spraying efforts and plans for additional roadwork and repairs in the coming weeks.

The Engineering staff reported on several active projects throughout the parish, which included the bidding process for the Lucky Estates project, ongoing drainage improvement projects, roadway overlay programs, and upcoming road striping work designed to improve safety and roadway visibility.

Jury President Tom Salzer noted that the continued investment in infrastructure, public utilities, and neighborhood improvements reflects the positive momentum being seen throughout the parish. “These projects demonstrate the steady growth and progress taking place across our parish,” Salzer said. “We are committed to improving our infrastructure, addressing community needs, and making strategic investments that will benefit residents of Bossier for years to come.”

08/05/2026

Bossier Parish Police Jury August 5, 2026, Regular Agenda Meeting

08/05/2026

Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Hearing

08/05/2026

Property Standards Board of Review Committee Meeting and CVEU Hearings

***MEETING TIME CHANGE***CVEU Hearing will now be live on Facebook beginning at 1:00 p.m._______________________________...
08/03/2026

***MEETING TIME CHANGE***

CVEU Hearing will now be live on Facebook beginning at 1:00 p.m.
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***SCHEDULED MEETING TIME AND LOCATION CHANGE***

The Road/Subdivision Committee meeting will now start at 11:15 a.m. and will be live on the ZOOM link below.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81695307114
The Property Standards Board of Review and the CVEU Hearing will now be live on Facebook beginning at 12:30 p.m.
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Attend all meetings in person.

Committee Meetings can also be viewed live on Zoom.
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Regular Agenda Meetings can be watched live on the Bossier Parish Police Jury page.

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Take the Buckle Up, Phone Down Pledge Today! Everyone is encouraged to sign up and take the Buckle Up, Phone Down pledge...
07/28/2026

Take the Buckle Up, Phone Down Pledge Today!

Everyone is encouraged to sign up and take the Buckle Up, Phone Down pledge today. While students across Louisiana can also participate in the video contest, the pledge is open to all drivers and passengers who want to help make our roads safer by committing to distraction-free driving.

To take the pledge, scan the QR code or click here: https://sites.google.com/view/buckleupphonedownchallenge/individual-pledge

The pledge includes three simple but life-saving commitments:
🔹 No phone use while driving — no calls, texting, browsing, or social media.
🔹 Speak up as a passenger if a driver is distracted or making unsafe choices.
🔹 Always wear a seat belt and encourage others to do the same.

"Wearing a seatbelt is the most effective way to stay safe in a crash," said DOTD Secretary Glenn Ledet. "Distracted driving continues to claim lives in Louisiana, and this contest gives students and individuals across the state an opportunity to be the voice for change."

The need for action is real. In 2024, distracted driving contributed to 25% of crash fatalities in Louisiana. From 2019 to 2023, Louisiana averaged 289 fatalities and 406 serious injuries each year involving people who were not wearing seat belts.

Originally launched by the Missouri Department of Transportation in 2017, Buckle Up, Phone Down has become a national movement promoting personal responsibility and life-saving habits. By buckling up and putting your phone down, you can help reduce crashes, save lives, and move Louisiana closer to the goal of zero roadway fatalities.

Portion of Winfield Road to Close Next Week for Culvert RepairThe Bossier Parish Highway Department will be closing a se...
07/17/2026

Portion of Winfield Road to Close Next Week for Culvert Repair

The Bossier Parish Highway Department will be closing a section of Winfield Road next week to take care of a drainage issue and replace a culvert.

The closure will be about 0.6 miles west of Coastal Drive. Work is scheduled to start Monday, July 20, and wrap up by Wednesday, July 22, weather permitting.

During the closure, local access will still be available:
• If you’re at 1146 Winfield Road or lower, you’ll need to come in from the west side
• If you’re at 1193 Winfield Road or higher, you’ll need to come in from the east side

Drivers are asked to avoid the area if possible, take another route, and allow a little extra time. As always, please slow down and watch for crews and equipment working on the roadway.

Two Resolutions Highlighting Two Organizations' Work in Bossier ParishOpen Road Fellowship Church for the July 4th Servi...
07/16/2026

Two Resolutions Highlighting Two Organizations' Work in Bossier Parish

Open Road Fellowship Church for the July 4th Service

The Police Jury President, Tom Salzer, presented a resolution to Pastor Raymond Wilkinson of Open Road Fellowship Church, recognizing the church’s volunteerism and support during the KTPS Freedom Fest held on July 4, 2026, at South Bossier Park.

Open Road Fellowship Church was commended for its hands-on contributions that played a key role in the event’s success, including:
• Providing volunteers throughout the event
• Delivering live music through the church’s Praise Band
• Distributing bottled water and maintaining hydration stations for attendees
• Supervising inflatable attractions to ensure children’s safety
• Assisting with traffic control and parking coordination

The Jury expressed sincere appreciation to Pastor Wilkinson and the congregation for their continued commitment to serving the community.

And despite weather concerns that nearly disrupted the event, the festival proceeded successfully, with light-hearted moments and strong community participation highlighting the spirit of the celebration.

Willis Knighton Recognized for 30 Years of Service in Bossier Parish

Meanwhile, in Bossier City, Police Jury Vice President Julianna Parks formally presented a resolution to Jaf Fielder, President and CEO of Willis-Knighton Health in recognition of 30 years of dedicated service to the residents of Bossier Parish.

Celebrating its milestone anniversary on July 15, 2026, Willis-Knighton Bossier has served as a cornerstone of healthcare since opening in 1996. The Police Jury commended the hospital for its transformative role in expanding access to high-quality, innovative medical care throughout North Bossier.

The resolution highlights the hospital’s leadership in advanced medical technology, surgical care, and diagnostic services, along with its operation of the only 24-hour emergency room in Bossier Parish.

“Willis-Knighton Bossier has played a vital role in the health, safety, and growth of our parish,” said Vice President Parks. “Their ongoing commitment to patient care, innovation, and community partnership continues to make a lasting impact.”

The hospital was further recognized for:
• Supporting military families at Barksdale Air Force Base
• Providing career opportunities for military spouses and retirees
• Engaging in community initiatives such as Keep Bossier Beautiful, the i3 Art Expo, and New Teacher Bags
• Supplying certified athletic trainers at no cost to several local high schools
• Expanding access to care through WK Quick Care clinics and a growing physician network

The resolution officially designates July 15, 2026, as Willis-Knighton Bossier Day, honoring the administration, physicians, nurses, and staff for three decades of service.

07/15/2026

Bossier Parish Police Jury 07/15/26 Regular Agenda Meeting

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