Here Are the Election Results from December 11 in Shreveport

Voters have spoken on the five bond propositions to fund projects all across the city of Shreveport.

Caddo Parish

Proposition 1 -- $70.65M for Police and Fire

Yes  9,202 59%

No 6,345 41%

Proposition 2 -- $22.74M Bond for Technology

Yes 6,119 40%

No 9,358 60%

Proposition 3 -- $64.7M Bond Water and Sewer

Yes 7,155 46%

No 8,335 54%

Proposition 4 -- $63.375M Bond Streets

Yes 7,101 46%

No 8,385 54%

Proposition 5 -- $21.135M Bond for SPAR

Yes 6,043 39%

No 9,418 61%

Village of Hosston -- 1% S&U Tax 

Yes 56 71%

No 23 29%

Bossier Parish

Councilman -- District 1, City of Bossier City

Brian Hammons (REP) 791 55%

Michael "Lum" Lombardino (IND) 642 45%

Town of Plain Dealing 5 Propositions on Alcohol Sales and Consumption

All five of the proposals passed by wide margins.

Benton Fire District No. 4 -- 2 Mills - BOC - 15 Yrs.

Yes 641 62%

No 387 38%

De Soto Parish

School District No. 3 -- $8.5M Bond - SB - 20 Yrs.

Yes 237 67%

No 118 33%

Town of Logansport Alcohol Propositions

All five of the propositions passed with more than 80% support.

Bienville Parish

PW School District -- 25.07 Mills Continuation 

Yes 472 67%

No 234 33%

Ward Seven Fire Protection District -- 5.13 Mills Continuation 

Yes 67 52%

No 61 48%

Natchitoches Parish

Consolidated School District No. 8 -- 7 Mills Renewal 

Yes 131 70%

No 57 30%

Consolidated School District No. 10 -- 20 Mills Renewal 

Yes 128 65%

No 69 35%

The turnout in Shreveport topped the 12% mark which is a bit higher than most had predicted. Early voting indicated turnout could be lower than 10%.

Shreveport leaders will now have to get busy working on a plan to replace the police station. Money in proposition 1 includes $27 million for a new station, but it also includes funds for police substations and millions for equipment and other needs of both the police and fire departments.