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    Engaging citizens ages 50+ to alleviate poverty

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    Working with vulnerable communities to build resilience

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The city of Baton Rouge is engaging with its citizens to build a stronger city.

Baton Rouge has been a member of the Cities of Service coalition since 2009, when former Mayor Kip Holden signed the Declaration of Service. Current Mayor Broome reaffirmed the city’s commitment to service when she signed the Declaration again in 2017.

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome's journey as a public servant has spanned for over two decades. Prior to her current post, Mayor Broome served as a Louisiana state representative (District 29) and a Louisiana state senator (District 15). She leaves a legacy in the legislature of empowering children, families, and communities through the legislation she authored.

Chief Service Officer Makesha Judson

As chief service officer, Makesha Judson is using the power of citizen service to build a stronger Baton Rouge.

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