District A
Aimee McCarron

City Hall, Room 2W80
1300 Perdido Street
New Orleans, LA 70112

Phone: (504) 658-1010
Fax: (504) 658-1016
Aimee.McCarron@nola.gov

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A lifelong District A resident, Aimee McCarron is a mother of twins and a budget geek. She is a proud graduate of Ursuline Academy High School, the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA), and the University of New Orleans. Until she became a full-time candidate, Aimee served as the Policy and Budget Director for Councilmember Joe Giarrusso for District A.

A veteran of the New Orleans service industry, Aimee learned early on in life the value of hard work and the joys and struggles that service employees experience every day. To convince her parents to let her start driving, Aimee started working as a phone server at Reginelli's so she could pay for her own car insurance. During college, she worked full-time as a line cook at Sun Ray Grill and Ralph's on the Park, all while she was a full-time college student. At UNO, Aimee studied Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management, which led her to work her way up from the kitchen to Sales Manager at Ralph Brennan Restaurant Group.

After a successful run in the service industry, Aimee traded her kitchen spoons for spreadsheets, becoming a City Business Award-winning financial advisor for 8 years with Prudential Advisors. Clients trusted Aimee to plan and budget for all stages of their financial life and to help make money work for them. Her experience in finance gave her insight into the problems and inefficiencies inherent in the system. That's when she knew she needed to find something outside of work where she could begin to effect change in her community.

With years of professional experience across sectors and a reputation for trustworthiness, Aimee set out to apply her passion and tenacity to improving the community and the shared home. After her election as President of the Young Leadership Council, her commitment to public service drove her to seek out an opportunity to work directly on the problems she saw all around the community.

Committees

Staff

Name	Title	Email
Aimee McCarron, Councilmember District "A"
General Contact	(504) 658-1010, (504) 658-1016 (fax)
Aimee McCarron	Councilmember	Aimee.McCarron@nola.gov
Sherae Hunter	Chief of Staff	Smhunter@nola.gov
LeeAnn Moss	Policy Director	LeeAnn.Moss@nola.gov
Claire Byun	Land Use & Communications Director	Claire.Byun@nola.gov
Alex Dunkenberger	Community Engagement Director	Alex.Dunkenberger@nola.gov
Razan Badr	Community Engagement Director	Razan.Badr@nola.gov

Latest News

May 8, 2026

New Orleans City Council Moves to Protect Caesars Proceeds, Boost Financial Transparency

NEW ORLEANS, LA — The New Orleans City Council today took decisive steps to strengthen financial oversight and accountability at City Hall, advancing a package of legislation, led by Budget, Audit, and Board of Review Committee Chair, Councilmember Lesli Harris, that will govern how the City manages proceeds from the sale of future lease payments from Jazz Casino Company, L.L.C. for the Caesars New Orleans Casino.

April 29, 2026

Councilmember Aimee McCarron to Host Second “Light the Night” event in Hollygrove-Dixon

NEW ORLEANS, LA — District A Councilmember Aimee McCarron will host a “Light the Night” community walk in the Hollygrove-Dixon neighborhood on Thursday, April 30. This initiative focuses on identifying streetlights that have been out for a significant period and highlighting areas where additional lighting would improve public safety and neighborhood visibility.

April 9, 2026

New Orleans City Council Passes Legislation Endorsing Safe Streets for All Action Plan

NEW ORLEANS, LA — Today, the New Orleans City Council passed Resolution R-26-137, endorsing the City’s Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan, a comprehensive strategy to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries citywide.

The plan, approved following a presentation to the Transportation and Airport Committee, identifies high-risk corridors and prioritizes safety improvements, including better lighting, visible crosswalks, protected intersections, and traffic-calming measures to protect pedestrians and cyclists.

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January 13, 2026
District A: Councilmember Aimee McCarron's Inaugural Newsletter

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