Bossier Parish Police Jury

Bossier Parish Police Jury, established in 1843, is a governmental entity in northwest Louisiana. It lies east of the Red River, its western boundary, covering 840 square miles of land and 27 square miles of water. Bossier City is its principal city, across from Shreveport, with Benton as the parish seat. Formed from Claiborne Parish, it borders Arkansas to the north, Red River Parish to the south, and Webster Parish to the east.

This entity operates with 500-1,000 employees across two locations. A significant feature is Barksdale Air Force Base, home to the Eighth Air Force and Air Force Global Strike Command, highlighting the area's strategic importance. The management and operational scope are handled by its personnel. For details on leadership and organizational structure, one can Meet Bossier Parish Police Jury's team. The parish's commitment to public service is reflected in its operational footprint and resource management.

Operating in the "Cities, Towns & Municipalities" industry, Bossier Parish Police Jury provides services including "police" functions, focusing on public safety. With a revenue of $48.5M, it manages significant financial resources. It competes with other municipal governments, with notable competitors including City of Grand Island and National City, CA. Founded in 1843, its scale and history establish it as a long-standing governmental body in Louisiana.