Public Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of New Orleans will consider at its regular meeting of January 30, 2025 at 10:00 a.m., in the Council Chamber, City Hall, the adoption of Ordinance Calendar No. 34,971 introduced at the meeting of January 9, 2025.

SAID ORDINANCE would change the zoning districts of the properties that are the subject of Master Plan Future Land Use Map amendment application numbers PD13-02 through PD13-14, to R-RE Rural Real Estate District or S-RS Suburban Single-Family Residential District, if not so currently zoned; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

*Ordinance Cal No. 34,971 includes images that cannot be displayed in advertisements for this ordinance. A full copy of the ordinance text and all associated images can be found in the Clerk of Council's Office at 1300 Perdido Street, Room 1E09, City Hall. Alternatively, these documents can be requested by contacting 504 658-1085.*

NEW ORLEANS - The New Orleans City Council will receive an update on the coronavirus from the City's Director of Health Dr. Jennifer Avegno and her team at Thursday's meeting. While there are no reported cases at this time, state and local health leaders expect to eventually have cases in Louisiana. Council members will be briefed on preparations underway.

City Council President Helena Moreno has issued the following statement with updates on the recent cyber attack at City Hall: 

" Friday's cyber attack against New Orleans has affected over 4,000 computers and devices, which include those of the City Council.

NEW ORLEANS - At its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, November 29th the New Orleans City Council will consider adoption of the City's 2019 Operating and Capital Budgets to conclude the annual budget review process. The process began when Mayor LaToya Cantrell appeared before the City Council on November 1st to present a proposed $698.1 million annual operating budget from the City's general fund.

NEW ORLEANS - The New Orleans City Council has committed to funding quality early childhood education to help set children up for success in elementary school. However, once they get to high school, New Orleans' youth need to graduate ready to continue onto post-secondary education and pursue quality careers. Orleans Parish has many unfilled entry- and middle-skill employment in high wage, high demand careers available to graduates. The newly-opened New Orleans Career Center (NOCC) is meeting this need by connecting industry, workforce, and education, and developing future leaders in high-growth industries.