BATON ROUGE - A set of tax renewals and budget changes was introduced to the East Baton Rouge Metro Council on Wednesday night after the failure of the Thrive EBR plan.

The public library system put forward a new reduced millage proposal of 9.5 mills, a drop from the previous 9.89 mills.

The Council on Aging also introduced a millage rate of 2.0, which would be a decrease from the 2.25 rate that has been in place since 2016. The constable's office requested that the Metro Council reopen two positions previously frozen by budget cuts as well.

All three are set to hit the ballot on June 27, 2026, if approved during the Metro Council's meeting on Feb. 11, 2026