New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has announced that Bourbon Street is set to reopen this afternoon, just in time for the Sugar Bowl game. The decision to reopen the iconic street comes with the Mayor expressing confidence in the city's law enforcement partners to ensure the safety of residents and visitors.
Mayor Cantrell emphasized that safety remains a top priority for the city, and all necessary resources have been activated to support the reopening of Bourbon Street. She highlighted the strategic deployment of assets to guarantee the safety and protection of everyone in the city, leading to the decision to reopen the street to the public before the game kicks off.
The target time for the reopening of Bourbon Street is set for 2:30 p.m., allowing locals and visitors to enjoy the festivities surrounding the Sugar Bowl. Mayor Cantrell also reassured that New Orleans is well-prepared not only for today's game but also for any future large-scale events that the city may host.
