Mayor-President Sid Edwards gives update

How new mayor Sid Edwards faced a Baton Rouge snowstorm: 'There's no blueprint for that'
Just weeks after assuming office, Mayor-President Sid Edwards was thrust into leading the parish through a record-breaking snowstorm, with a brand new staff and no blueprint in hand.
“The grown people in Baton Rouge knew what to do”: Mayor Sid Edwards reflects on the city’s winter weather response
Baton Rouge Mayor Sid Edwards and other local officials highlighted the successes and lessons learned over the past week’s winter weather events.
Mayor-President Sid Edwards gives update after snow in Baton Rouge
Mayor-President Sid Edwards talked about the state of East Baton Rouge Parish after a winter storm brought freezing temperatures and historic snow.
Will Baton Rouge Mayor Sid Edwards keep Thomas Morse as police chief?
A year after Baton Rouge Police Department Chief Thomas Morse was sworn into his role, a new mayor-president now presides over the city parish in Sid Edwards, raising questions over the chief's future.
EBR Mayor-President Sid Edwards gives update on winter weather
Mayor-President Sid Edwards gave an update on the freezing weather conditions in East Baton Rouge Parish on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Mayor-President Edwards, city officials provide update on preparations ahead of winter storm
Mayor-President Sid Edwards and East Baton Rouge Parish officials gave an update on the city’s emergency response strategy ahead of the Tuesday, Jan. 21, winter weather.
More than 400 people kept warm at EBR pop-up shelters
Of the 6 shelters opened this week, more than 400 people were serviced. BRPD officers gave around 60 homeless citizens rides ...
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East Baton Rouge Parish officials address snowstorm aftermath, outline future needs
Edwards said that after the snowstorm, the parish will focus on warming centers and shelters as they learn about future needs ...
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Fed-Up Voters in Louisiana Wanted a Change. They Drafted an ‘Old Ball Coach.’
Sid Edwards was a high school football coach who had never run for office. Now, he’s the mayor of Baton Rouge, Louisiana’s second-largest city. By Rick Rojas Reporting from Baton Rouge ...