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April 2, 2020

Helena Moreno

Council President Helena Moreno Leads Coalition of Stakeholders In Pushing for Utility Bill Assistance

Council President Helena Moreno Leads Coalition of Stakeholders In Pushing for Utility Bill Assistance

NEW ORLEANS - Today, New Orleans City Council President Helena Moreno released a letter addressed to Federal leaders, including Speaker Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, advocating for a significant increase in Low Income Home Energy Program (LIHEAP) funds to help New Orleanians pay their utility bills through the difficult coming months.

March 31, 2020

Helena Moreno

City Council Provides Update for Renters and Homeowners on Eviction and Foreclosure Status

City Council Provides Update for Renters and Homeowners on Eviction and Foreclosure Status

NEW ORLEANS - Today, Council President Helena Moreno released a fact sheet for renters and homeowners regarding the current state of evictions and Foreclosure Suspensions in New Orleans. 

March 30, 2020

Helena Moreno

City Council Suspends This Week's Full Council Meeting

City Council Suspends This Week's Full Council Meeting

NEW ORLEANS - During the ongoing public health crisis due to COVID-19, the City Council continues to prioritize the health and safety of the public and its employees. Councilmembers are taking the precautions conveyed by health professionals very seriously and, in light of those facts, will suspend this week's' full Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, April 2.

March 27, 2020

Helena Moreno

Council President Helena Moreno Joins Wendell Pierce, Patricia Clarkson, Demario Davis and Others to Assist United Way of Southeast Louisiana Provide Emergency Grants to Hospitality Workers

Council President Helena Moreno Joins Wendell Pierce, Patricia Clarkson, Demario Davis and Others to Assist United Way of Southeast Louisiana Provide Emergency Grants to Hospitality Workers

NEW ORLEANS - City Council President Helena Moreno is proud to help support the United Way of Southeast Louisiana (UWSELA) as they work to provide emergency grants to laid-off hospitality workers. The nonprofit is providing grants up to $500 so that people can purchase food and basic necessities. The intent is to provide some much-needed dollars to these individuals and their families until additional benefits from the state and federal government take effect.

 

February 27, 2020

Helena Moreno

Mardi Gras Assessment to Include Collaboration with City Council

Mardi Gras Assessment to Include Collaboration with City Council

Recommendations to be Sent to Council Special Committee

NEW ORLEANS - As Mayor LaToya Cantrell brings Mardi Gras leaders together with state and local officials, three New Orleans City Council members have been included in the working group: Jay H. Banks, Kristin Gisleson Palmer and Jared Brossett.

 

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