On Tuesday, March 3, the Bossier Chamber of Commerce hosted several Louisiana State Representatives and Senators as part of their Public Policy Series, presented by Willis Knighton Health.
With the 2026 Regular Session, starting on March 9, coming up, the Bossier Chamber invited our state delegation to share their thoughts and plans for session. They were asked about what they’re doing to prepare for the Amazon data center, what their personal priorities were for session, and to answer questions submitted by the audience.
This event featured:
- Rep. Dennis Bamburg Jr.
- Rep. Steven Jackson
- Rep. Michael Melerine
- Sen. Adam Bass
- Sen. Alan Seabaugh
- Sen. Thomas Pressly
“As our state officials prepare for session, we wanted to give our local business community an opportunity to learn more and get connected,” said Lisa Johnson, President/CEO of the Bossier Chamber of Commerce. “We’re grateful that several Senators and Representatives took the time to address the needs of North Louisiana and the topics that matter to us.”
The Bossier Chamber’s Public Policy series aims to inform and connect Bossier Chamber members with officials at the federal and state levels through educational events. These events allow attendees to hear from experts about what’s really going on in Louisiana’s government and policies, learn about how our tax dollars are being spent and where changes have been taking place.
Additional Public Policy Series events will be held throughout the calendar year, with more information to be announced.
This series was made possible thanks to presenting sponsor Willis Knighton Health and supporting sponsors Barksdale Federal Credit Union, Ochsner LSU Health, and Expand Energy.
More information can be found online at bossierchamber.com