Attorney General Blanche, Governor Landry, Senator Cassidy, and Louisiana Officials Announce East Baton Rouge Parish as Winner of the Model Cities Initiative

Department of Justice national press office2026-11-04

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Has a federal programme similar to the DOJ Model Cities Initiative been tried before, and what were the measurable effects on violent crime in the participating jurisdictions?

Have similar DOJ-led federal violent crime reduction initiatives (such as Project Safe Neighborhoods or Operation Legend) been tried before, and what did evaluations find about their effects on violent crime rates in participating cities?

What do official FBI or Louisiana state statistics show about violent crime trends in East Baton Rouge Parish in recent years?

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