The President Mayor Office who wants to expand his presence at North Baton Rouge – WBRZ

Baton Rouge – President President Sid Edwards seeks to expand his presence at North Baton Rouge by developing a satellite office at the mayoral office of internal security and preparation for emergencies.

The expansion is carried out in the district of two, which belongs to the member of the Metro Council Anthony Kenny. Kenny says this will give his office a direct access to the mayor president.

“If this is something that my office cannot cope directly and they need the help of the mayor office, we now have the convenience of having this satellite office in the midst of our area,” he said.

Kenny says there are only two workers to execute 20 to 30 calls, his office receives a day from residents. These include complaints of sewage problems, drainage and disease. He feels that the mayor’s office nearby will provide some relief.

“You have so many employees with over 10,000 people in the area, this can be quite prevalent and this additional layer of support from the mayor’s office will make sure we have access to find solutions to these problems so that we are not abandoned From the lagging information, of course we have only eight hours a day, “he said.

He also wants to cooperate with the office in the hope of finding the right solutions to deal with Blight. Starting by identifying problem areas and searching for resources to prevent.

“Some people want to reconstruct the home, some people want to clear the land. We want to make sure that there is an honest opportunity to access these potentially darkened homes. If anyone wants to convert the home, they have the way to do it,” said He.

President Mayor Sid Edwards plans to hold a press conference on Tuesday, outlining the benefits of expanding. He will be at 15:00 at the mayor’s internal security service and a willingness to emergency.