Contact the Metro Council
Let your voice be heard! If you haven’t done so, please email all Council members – see email addresses below. You can also forward to your Congressmen and state legislators. See the downloadable letters in order of execution.
Trae Welch, council-dist1@brla.gov
Chauna Banks, council-dist2@brla.gov
Chandler Loupe, council-dist3@brla.gov
Scott Wilson, council-dist4@brla.gov
Erika Green, council-dist5@brgov.com
Donna Collins-Lewis, DLewis@brla.gov
Lamont Cole, lcole@brla.gov
Denise Amoroso, council-dist8@brla.gov
Dwight Hudson, dhudson@brla.gov
Tara Wicker, twicker@brla.gov
Matt Watson, mwatson@brla.gov
Barbara Freiberg, bfreiberg@brla.gov
Letter Templates
Letter Templates are provided. If you would like an editable word document, please email us at info@responsible5g.org and we will forward a template in a microsoft word file.
Who Should Contribute?
All EBRP subdivisions and concerned homeowners. As authorized in the current ordinance, 5G cell towers will be placed in every neighborhood in the parish – no exceptions. The 5G cell tower initiative’s goals are to protect 1) aesthetics, 2) property values and 3) health & safety for every EBRP citizen.
Our goal is to provide an amended ordinance to the Council for their consideration with a vote on that amended ordinance in late July. The law firm, Daigle, Fisse & Kessenich, experts in eminent domain law, have counseled the task force as we have worked to understand the legal issues and develop a plan. Many of you recognize Sheri Morris from the firm. Currently, Daigle Fisse represents some thirty HOAs and Crime Districts.
Where to Send Funds
Subdivisions should write checks to Daigle, Fisse & Kessenich, 8480 Bluebonnet Blvd., Suite F, Baton Rouge, LA 70810.
Individuals can either write checks to the same address or contribute through our GoFundMe account.
The entire plan and budget breakdown are provided in the attached presentation. Please share this with your HOA board members and your neighbors.
Help Us Spread the Word
We are making progress and need all neighborhoods participating. Share this website. Contact your neighborhood board. Talk to your neighbors. Send the provided letters to the metro council. Together we can make a difference.