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July 31, 2025
District At-Large 1, Helena Moreno, City Council
New Orleans, LA – The Mayor has now officially signed off to allow IV Waste to continue servicing the French Quarter and Downtown. I appreciate the Mayor taking this step to keep IV Waste until the end of the year. It was a tough battle to get to this point, but I’m proud of the Council for taking a stand on behalf of the people and to ensure public dollars are not wasted.
July 30, 2025
New Orleans, LA – Chief Administrative Officer Gilbert Montaño operated with integrity and a commitment to the betterment of New Orleans. We had several collaborative budget seasons and he always made himself available to the City Council. His dedication to serving the city and its people was evident. I know that he has been put in difficult situations, but he always tried to do what was right and I hope his replacement will do the same.
July 17, 2025
District B, District At-Large 1, Helena Moreno, Lesli Harris
NEW ORLEANS - Councilmember-At-Large Helena Moreno and District 'B' Councilmember Lesli Harris are issuing a reminder that the Council is currently soliciting proposals from structural engineers or engineering firms to provide professional services to the Council regarding advice and assistance related to potential legislative solutions to reduce the risk of collapse of privately-owned structures in the city.
July 14, 2025
District C, District At-Large 1, Helena Moreno, Freddie King III
NEW ORLEANS – Council Vice President Helena Moreno and Councilmember Freddie King III are proud to announce that the Central Business District Historic District Landmarks Commission (“CBDHDLC”) has found that 1031 Canal Street meets the criteria for a historic landmark designation. This effort began with a motion jointly filed by their Council offices requesting the CBDHDLC study whether landmark designation is appropriate for this site given its historically significant past.
April 29, 2025
District At-Large 1, Helena Moreno
NEW ORLEANS- Recent deportations violating Constitutional rights are incredibly concerning, including the deportation of American citizens. We cannot stand for the erosion of due process and people’s rights.
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