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Act 86 of 2025 (HB 508) Limited free Port of New Orleans cruise terminal parking to Louisiana disabled veterans

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2025 Regular SessionTakes effect

Restricts benefits Limits the free cruise terminal parking at the Port of New Orleans to Louisiana disabled veterans rated 50 percent or more.

Amended R.S. 29:27.2 so the seven-day free parking, subject to availability, goes only to a Louisiana disabled veteran at 50 percent or more who shows a military honor plate or a Department of Veterans Affairs certificate and a Louisiana driver’s license or identification card. Proof is the plate or the certificate, not both.

Progress

Path to law: Bill in a two-chamber legislature

  1. Introduced Done, Prefiled
  2. In committee Done, House Transportation, Highways and Public Works
  3. Passed one chamber Done, House, 76-3
  4. Passed both chambers Done, Senate, 28-9
  5. Signed by the governor Done, Act 86
  6. In effect Done,

Sponsors

  • Ed Larvadain IIISponsor, Democratic, House, District 26
  • Daryl AdamsCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Tony BacalaCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Rhonda ButlerCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Adrian FisherCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Brian GloriosoCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Alonzo KnoxCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Jeremy LaCombeCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Vanessa Caston LaFleurCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Rodney LyonsCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Jack McFarlandCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Candace N. NewellCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Joe StagniCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record
  • Sylvia TaylorCo-sponsor, Party and district not on the record

What it touches

  • La. R.S. 29:27.2

Catalog entry

Official record

Read Act 86 of 2025 (HB 508) on the jurisdiction's own record