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Jean-Paul "JP" Morrell

City Hall, Room 2W50
1300 Perdido Street
New Orleans, LA 70112

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Jean-Paul "JP" Morrell, Councilmember-At-Large
Name Title Email
General Contact 504-658-1070  
Jean-Paul "JP" Morrell Councilmember-At-Large JP.Morrell@nola.gov
Krystal D. Hendon Chief of Staff Krystal.Hendon@nola.gov
Julia Zuckerman Legislative Director Julia.Zuckerman@nola.gov
James Baker Director of Community Engagement James.Baker@nola.gov
Monet Brignac-Sullivan Director of Communications Monet.Brignac-Sullivan@nola.gov
Syneria L. Terrell Legislative Aide- Executive Assistant Syneria.Terrell@nola.gov

Latest News

March 11, 2026

Councilmember Aimee McCarron Advances Community Solar Requirements as Chair of the Climate Change and Sustainability Committee

NEW ORLEANS, LA – Today, New Orleans City Councilmember and Chair of the Climate Change and Sustainability Committee Aimee McCarron approved community solar requirements designed to expand access to clean energy and help lower electricity costs. These requirements, considered under a resolution approving direct transfer trip provisions, go to the full City Council for consideration.

February 11, 2026

New Orleans City Council and Mayor Moreno Announce a Capital Budget Ordinance allocating $6.25 Million for Street Paving Projects

NEW ORLEANS, LA — Today, the New Orleans City Council and Mayor Moreno announced a Capital Budget Ordinance allocating $6.25 Million for Street Paving Projects. Using funds identified from the unused portion of bonds from 2019-2024, the city will invest in paving equipment, street maintenance equipment, and a dedicated workforce to perform street repairs.

February 3, 2026

New Orleans City Council and Mayor Moreno Launch Major Initiative to Repair Lighting across the City

NEW ORLEANS, LA — The New Orleans City Council and Mayor Moreno announced a $2.8M investment to urgently repair lighting around the city. Prioritized projects include the High Rise bridge in New Orleans East, Interstate 10 and other major routes. Repairs for lighting will also include converting some lighting to solar and aluminum to eliminate the threat of copper theft which has plagued the lighting infrastructure in New Orleans.

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