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Caddo Commission advances ordinance 6608 and several resolutions; public asks for clearer penalty language

Caddo Parish Commission · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The commission voted 12-0 to advance the introduction of Ordinance No. 6608 of 2026 (amending the category fee schedule) and a set of resolutions. Public commenter John Glover asked for details and dates about prior fee-schedule actions and said penalty language for proposed vaping/e-cigarette penalties was not provided.

During new business the clerk introduced Ordinance No. 6608 of 2026, described as an ordinance providing amendments to the category fee schedule. Commissioner John Paul Young moved to "globally advance" ordinance 6608 along with several resolutions and special resolutions; Commissioner Stormy Gage Watts seconded. The motion passed with 12 in support and none opposed.

The commission did not debate ordinance 6608 on the floor at that time; the global advance moved the item forward for consideration in the new-business sequence.

Later in the public-comment period, John Glover of Walker Road addressed commissioners and asked for the specific date when the 2025 fee-schedule changes were introduced and requested clarity on the "stiffer penalties" referenced in the proposed legislation (he referenced vaping and e-cigarette penalties). Glover said that relevant supporting documentation and penalty language were not available for review and asked the commission to share specifics so citizens can understand what is being proposed.

The transcript does not include detailed penalty language or the clerk providing the historical meeting date Glover requested within this session’s record; the item was advanced for later consideration.