Bossier Watch Show 313: Paw Patrol

so I'm kind of glad that this subject, a lot of people may not make the connection like I'm kind of making a connection, but I got to tell you, this subject is making me think diversely because we just did a show and we were talking about the economic development district right on tuesday night and you know we were talking about and and i was proffering that you know hey what about all of the taxing authorities and what about uh the school board the police jury and anybody that collects sales tax down there you know all coming together and um figuring out a way to come up with money for whatever they need to do down there to promote the East Bank District or, you know, or the boardwalk.

And so I've kind of been going down the road of looking at the taxes and the disbursement of the taxes.

Well, here we are as another subject.

And, you know, as I appreciate it historically, as it comes to, you know, animal control, The police jury has pretty much been checked out, and that's been a thing that has just basically been deferred to Bossier City, and that Bossier City...

And the police jury can't get on the same page.

I don't know if that's still the case.

I'm hoping that these guests might elaborate on that a little bit.

But that's kind of been my take on it.

Yeah, I hope they will be as well, too.

And they are back in the green room.

I think they're getting the phone positioned and all that.

So we'll bring them in here in just a few minutes.

So, ladies, y'all just hang out in the green room if y'all can hear.

Yeah, and look, there's no doubt we've already gotten some commentary about having Tanya on.

She's, well, I don't know, maybe kind of a little bit like us.

She likes apparently to stir the pot and gin up a little controversy, and I don't know.

I see it as, you know, both you and I are... pretty much dog lovers and all that.

And anytime we can call attention to whatever the problems are that are happening in Bossier that don't seem to get corrected, Tommy, because we keep hearing this, not just from Tanya and her friends.

We hear it from other people, too.

So something's going on.

So anytime we can bring somebody on that's going to raise awareness of this, controversial or not, I'm all for it.

What say you, Mr. Lowry?

Oh, I agree.

And already the comments are getting lit.

Judy Stewart says, there is no page.

so I'm kind of glad that this subject, a lot of people may not make the connection like I'm kind of making a connection, but I got to tell you, this subject is making me think diversely because we just did a show and we were talking about the economic development district right on tuesday night and you know we were talking about and and i was proffering that you know hey what about all of the taxing authorities and what about uh the school board the police jury and anybody that collects sales tax down there you know all coming together and um figuring out a way to come up with money for whatever they need to do down there to promote the East Bank District or, you know, or the boardwalk.

And so I've kind of been going down the road of looking at the taxes and the disbursement of the taxes.

Well, here we are as another subject.

And, you know, as I appreciate it historically, as it comes to, you know, animal control, The police jury has pretty much been checked out, and that's been a thing that has just basically been deferred to Bossier City, and that Bossier City...

And the police jury can't get on the same page.

I don't know if that's still the case.

I'm hoping that these guests might elaborate on that a little bit.

But that's kind of been my take on it.

Yeah, I hope they will be as well, too.

And they are back in the green room.

I think they're getting the phone positioned and all that.

So we'll bring them in here in just a few minutes.

So, ladies, y'all just hang out in the green room if y'all can hear.

Yeah, and look, there's no doubt we've already gotten some commentary about having Tanya on.

She's, well, I don't know, maybe kind of a little bit like us.

She likes apparently to stir the pot and gin up a little controversy, and I don't know.

I see it as, you know, both you and I are... pretty much dog lovers and all that.

And anytime we can call attention to whatever the problems are that are happening in Bossier that don't seem to get corrected, Tommy, because we keep hearing this, not just from Tanya and her friends.

We hear it from other people, too.

So something's going on.

So anytime we can bring somebody on that's going to raise awareness of this, controversial or not, I'm all for it.

What say you, Mr. Lowry?

Oh, I agree.

And already the comments are getting lit.

Judy Stewart says, there is no page.