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Funding by the Shreveport City Council of Local Community Organizations
The Shreveport City Council provides funding to local non-profit organizations. These are referred to as non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Misconceptions about a Power of Attorney:
A power of attorney grants an agent the right to do what they please with your estate:
Caddo Parish DA Highlights Mental Health Crisis in Children!
Caddo Parish District Attorney James Stewart is asking parents to be mindful of the mental health crisis affecting children in the area. During a recent stakeholders meeting with city leaders, Stewart discovered that many students are experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. Barzanna White, the longtime child welfare psychologist for the school board and the Mental Health Wellness and Safe School supervisor for Caddo Parish schools, reported 168 referrals in January regarding concerns that were suicidal, homicidal, or depressive.

Power of Attorney 101: Wisdom is Wealth! Understand the power!
In a power of attorney, you name someone as your attorney-in-fact (or agent) to make financial decisions for you. The power gives your agent control over any assets held in your name alone.
Shreveport Planning to Install More Speeding Cameras. See Where They May Be Located.
The City of Shreveport is preparing to expand its speeding camera program, currently active only in school zones. The city council next month will be asked to allow changes to the contract currently governing the program approving the installation and operation of speeding cameras in a dozen other locations citywide.

What's Colvin Thinking?
What are the other 29 teams going to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers? Dodger blue will be bleeding all over the country this season as every “die hard: Dodger fan will be front and center on your social media timeline lauding how great their team is this season.

Crockett Street Trading Company Goes to Washington D.C.!
1. Just for fun tell us how was the weather and was this your first trip to D.C.?

Estate Planning for Singles 101: Abuses are common!
Depending on the language of the power of attorney, your agent may be able to change the ownership of your bank accounts or change your beneficiary designations. This is a common scenario in second marriages. The transfer often occurs just before the spouse passes away, typically when the husband is dying in the hospital. For example, if the husband’s will leaves some of his large bank accounts to his children from his first marriage, the second wife, acting under a power of attorney, can add herself as a joint owner of the account.

CPSO Empowers Women with Situational Awareness Workshop!
Empowering the women of Shreveport-Bossier!












