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Glover's First One Hundred Days In Office

By: Maria Vallejo
Updated: March 9, 2007
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As soon as he moved into city hall, he started pushing to improve the city of Shreveport. The first step taken, starting a series of town hall meetings. The meetings turned out to be a great way to bring issues to light. Some of the issues that came up, economic development and safety. Issues the mayor plans to focus on during his term in office. He says it all in hope of making Shreveport the next great city of the south.

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