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99 Search Results Found For: "orleans police"

  • The Future of Policing in New Orleans: A BGR Virtual Breakfast Briefing

    Today, the Bureau of Governmental Research (BGR) hosted its second virtual Breakfast Briefing of 2020 – “A Conversation About the Future of Policing in New Orleans: Where Do We Go from Here?&#
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  • Despite city law, New Orleans’ hasn’t had public contract database since 2019 cyber attack

    Despite a local law requiring the city of New Orleans to post all of its contracts on its website, the city’s public facing contract database hasn’t worked since December 2019, when the local gove
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  • PolicyWatch: New Orleans Budget and Tax Updates

    OVERVIEW Welcome to the inaugural edition of PolicyWatch, a periodic newsletter that draws on BGR’s body of independent, nonpartisan research to address current public policy issues. This edition fo
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  • (Opinion) A Cautionary Tale: The New Orleans Office of Inspector General. Part 2: Facing Challenges

    Read Part 1: Fulfilling the mission. The OIG faced a series of challenges beginning in 2015. While the Office remained highly productive and continued to release credible and well-respected reports, t
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  • Infrastructure, bond issues dominate discussion on second day of New Orleans City Council budget hearings

    Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s top public works aides offered a roadmap Tuesday for the hundreds of millions of dollars they plan to spend on streets, drainage, parks and other infrastructure in coming yea
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  • LaToya Cantrell’s first year as New Orleans mayor: See breakdown of her wins and losses

    For generations, the mayor of New Orleans was supposed to be a native, a smooth political operator and, it almost goes without saying, a man. In her history-making 2017 campaign, Mayor LaToya Cantrell
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  • New Orleans area voters to decide on tax issues in Orleans, Jefferson and St. Tammany on Saturday

    Voters in much of the New Orleans area will head to the polls Saturday to consider mainly requests involving taxes, as a parks and recreation tax in Orleans Parish, a teacher pay tax in Jefferson Pari
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  • It takes a millage: New Orleans voters will decide on a redistribution of parks and rec funds

    The sole item on the May 4 ballot in New Orleans is a citywide referendum often referred to as “Parks and Rec.” The ballot proposition could just as easily be cast as a vote on the future of New O
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  • Here’s the new NOPD police chief’s plans for the future

    NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson is laying out his plans for the police department’s future after taking over the helm earlier this year. Ferguson said his main o
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  • NOPD’s New Chief Shares His Vision for a Safer New Orleans

    The New Orleans Police Department’s new superintendent, Shaun Ferguson, presented at a BGR Breakfast Briefing on his vision and goals for improving public safety in the city. BGR expresses its a
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