Why did Lafayette Parish lose their fire rating?
It’s been a few days since the fire rating was released, and, as usual, the elected officials and bureaucrats who wanted the tax to pass ran to the nearest news cameras to say “see, I told you so.” However, much like the move to pass the tax, the...
The Library gets off SCOTT FREE… AGAIN!
LCAT was right again! The council “discovered” tonight that the Lafayette Public Library has NOT been using it’s fund balance to build or remodel their facilities. The construction bonds were being paid back as property tax millages were being collected. We brought...
The Library’s $18 MILLION Drag Queen Obsession
During the April, 2018, election cycle, our research efforts exposed the library’s ever-growing $42.3 MILLION surplus. This is perhaps the single largest contributing factor to their losing one of three dedicated property taxes. That defeated tax breathed its...
Here they go again, $29 million in NEW taxes on the December Ballot
Here they go again! $29 million in NEW taxes on the December Ballot The voters overwhelmingly said "NO" to new taxes - but they don't care Now that the high-turnout November election is behind us, they’re back at it again with MORE new taxes on the low-turnout...
Pay raises and mid-year budget cuts
On Thursday, November 1st, the first day of the LCG fiscal year, a special meeting was called to discuss the $770,000 budget shortfall created when the council decided not to sell the Buchanan Garage to itself. It’s certainly possible that this entire exercise...
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Critical Acclaim
Clay Higgins
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School Library Journal
[Citizens for a New Louisiana] is very well organized.
The Advocate
Citizens for a New Louisiana has been systematically placing conservatives on volunteer commissions such as the Lafayette Parish Library Board of Control and Bayou Vermilion District, where they now have majority control.
New York Times
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Valarie Hodges
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