The Shreveport City Council took votes on multiple resolutions and ordinances during the combined administrative and council meeting. Recorded roll-call outcomes on the public record show repeated notations of 'this passes with 6' for adopted items; several multi-part items were postponed.

Key outcomes recorded on the meeting record include:

- Resolution 130: Approving the 2026 DDA program of work — motion moved by Councilman Green; recorded as passed (vote recorded 'this passes with 6').

- Resolution 131: Authorizing the mayor to execute an entity-state agreement with the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (for Monkhouse Drive/I-20 interchange lighting improvements) — motion moved and seconded; recorded as passed ('this passes with 6').

- Resolution 132: Request to the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources to seek public bids for oil, gas and mineral leases on city property in District D — passed ('this passes with 6').

- Resolution 138 and 139 (Riverfront Development special revenue allocations): Motions to postpone allocation of funds to specified nonprofit organizations were moved and passed (postponement recorded with 6 in favor).

- Resolution 140: Approved an annual payment-in-lieu-of-tax agreement (Northwest Louisiana Finance Authority / SR Saving LLC) — passed.

- Multiple resolutions (141–147) were introduced for later consideration; the council voted to introduce all except Resolution 147 (pay-scale item), which was held for further clarity.

- Ordinances on second reading: Several ordinances amending the 2025 general fund and capital budgets (e.g., Ordinances 137–145) were passed by recorded vote; a set of ordinances (1 46–1 51, including a bond issuance authorization and several budget amendments) were read into the record and then postponed by motion.

Where votes were recorded, the clerk's on-the-record language repeatedly reported passage with '6' votes; the minutes show one member was absent for several items. The council motioned to remove the 2026 budget ordinance from the table and place it on the Dec. 9 agenda for further deliberation.