January 5, 2024
In The News: MOVEBR improvements for 2024
(WAFB) With over 40 projects expected to kickoff this year through the MOVEBR program, the goal is to make traveling throughout the parish more convenient and consistent.
(WAFB) With over 40 projects expected to kickoff this year through the MOVEBR program, the goal is to make traveling throughout the parish more convenient and consistent.
Today Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome and the MOVEBR Program celebrated the opening of Ben Hur Intersection at Nicholson Drive.
(WBRZ) A series of MOVEBR projects throughout low-income neighborhoods aim to better serve people with disabilities who rely on public transportation.
(The Advocate) Baton Rouge officials are moving forward with a multimillion-dollar infrastructure project to improve pedestrian safety and local business accessibility at the entrance of Southern University’s campus.
(WBRZ) A $7 million MOVEBR project planned by the City-Parish will provide improvements along Scenic Highway that nearby business owners say are much needed.
(The Advocate) A new project to revamp College Drive could cut travel time on the road by up to 43% during peak times, city planners say.
(WAFB) A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Tuesday, July 11, to mark the completion of ADA improvements on Florida Street in downtown Baton Rouge.
Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome announced the completion of the MOVEBR program’s 14th project, the Florida Street ADA Compliance Project, at the Downtown Development District’s (DDD) board meeting today and held a ribbon-cutting to show typical improvements that were made.
(BRPROUD) The MOVEBR initiative plans to create safer roadways for drivers.