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Teneo's security report is only a recommendation and city officials will make the final decision on future safety precautions.
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Most of New Orleans’ Bourbon Street should be closed off to vehicles, creating a permanent pedestrian plaza, a report recommends, three months after a truck plowed into a New Year’s Day crowd, killing...
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New Orleans' Bourbon Street should be closed to traffic after deadly truck attack, security report recommends
A report recommends making Bourbon Street a pedestrian zone from Canal to Dumaine Street, approximately eight blocks, after the deadly New Year's Day terror attack.
New report pushes for permanent pedestrian-only Bourbon Street to boost Mardi Gras safety after terror attack
A new report urges changes to make Bourbon Street safer after a deadly New Year’s Day attack, including turning the New Orleans strip into a pedestrian zone.
Most of Bourbon Street should be closed to cars following New Orleans truck attack, report recommends
Most of New Orleans’ Bourbon Street should be closed off to vehicles, creating a permanent pedestrian plaza, a report recommends, three months after a truck plowed into a New Year’s Day crowd, killing 14 people and injuring at least 35.
Most of New Orlean’s Bourbon Street should be closed to cars following truck attack, reports recommends
Most of New Orleans’ Bourbon Street should be closed off to vehicles, creating a permanent pedestrian plaza, a report recommends, three months after a truck plowed into a New Year’s Day crowd, killing 14 people.
Can Bourbon Street go car-free? City leaders to decide
The pedestrianization of Bourbon Street is a controversial move that was decried by residents and street entertainers at a French Quarter town hall last month. NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick, who led that meeting,
Will Bourbon Street go pedestrian only? Here are next steps, according to Anne Kirkpatrick
NOPD Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick said a decision on a consultants' recommendation for securing New Orleans must come from the mayor and council.
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New Orleans Bourbon Street attack: Everything we know so far as armed driver ploughs into crowd leaving 10 dead
Stunned eyewitnesses told how an SUV drove into partygoers in Bourbon Street, New Orleans, at around 3.15am (9.15am UK time) before the driver emerged from the vehicle and began firing at police.
Suspected drunk driver kills grandparents of Bourbon Street terror victim
A growing roadside memorial marks the spot near Fourth Street and Huey P. Long Avenue in old Gretna where a suspected impaired driver killed Hubert Gauthreaux, 76, and his wife of 55 years ...
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Bourbon Street bloodshed spurs push for civilian vehicle ban
Launched by local advocate Eric Gabourel, the petition argues that the neighborhood’s narrow 18th-century streets — never designed for high-speed traffic or modern vehicles — have become increasingly dangerous and incompatible with 21st-century mobility. An earlier petition acquired over 6,000 signatures.
Bourbon Street vehicle closure proposal generates concerns
Bratton’s report contains a long list of recommendations, but emerging as the most controversial is an idea to permanently block vehicle traffic on Bourbon from Canal to Dumaine streets. Officials and residents alike raised questions about everything from traffic flow to cost to logistics.
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‘Bourbon Street Hustler’ charged in murder of Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano
A woman known as the “Bourbon Street Hustler” has been charged with murder in the death of Telemundo sports reporter Adan Manzano, who was found dead in his Louisiana hotel room on Feb. 5.
City of New Orleans hires consulting group to identify better ways to secure the French Quarter
The consulting group has conducted a thorough review, covering everything from intelligence gathering and monitoring to general police support in the French Quarter.
NOPD chief says community, city leaders will lead Bourbon Street traffic-closure decisions
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick said Wednesday (April 9) that any decision about closing Bourbon Street to vehicular traffic will start with the community and city leaders.
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