City Officials
This person is the current Mayor of New Orleans.
Latoya Cantrell
Dialing this number connects you to non-emergency city services.
311
The year New Orleans was founded.
1718
It's illegal to do this with your car stereo in a quiet zone.
Play excessively loud music
This famous New Orleans building sits directly across from City Hall.
Loyola University Law School / Duncan Plaza
This official leads the City Council.
Helena Moreno
This department picks up your trash and recycling.
Department of Sanitation
This street is home to many government buildings, including City Hall.
Perdido Street
New Orleans has strict rules about where these short-term rentals like Airbnb can operate.
Short-Term Rentals (STRs)
This district is known for jazz music and nightlife, not far from City Hall.
French Quarter
This office is responsible for city finances and budgeting.
Office of Management and Budget
This city agency issues building permits.
Safety and Permits Department
This natural disaster in 2005 led to major changes in city government planning.
Hurricane Katrina
This law bans smoking in most indoor public spaces.
Smoke-Free Air Act
This sculpture garden is located in City Park.
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden
This department handles public safety and emergency response.
New Orleans Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness
This department oversees local parks and recreation.
New Orleans Recreation Development (NORD)
City Hall was previously located in this building before moving to its current location in the 1950s.
Gallier Hall
Mardi Gras beads are banned from being thrown onto this type of infrastructure.
Trees or power lines
This historic neighborhood is the oldest in the city.
The French Quarter
This official is in charge of maintaining public records and city council minutes.
Clerk of Council
The agency responsible for zoning and land use in New Orleans.
City Planning Commission (CPC)
This civil rights activist was the first African American elected to the New Orleans City Council.
Dutch Morial
This ordinance governs noise levels in the French Quarter during nighttime hours.
Noise Ordinance
This building houses the Louisiana Supreme Court near the French Quarter.
400 Royal Street / Louisiana Supreme Court Building