Meetings and Resources
Helpful Info
NOLA Ready
Did you know that you can sign up for getting all kinds of informative e-mail from the City of New Orleans?
Just go to this link Ready.Nola.gov and enter an email address you would like to use. It will ask you to confirm that address, add a password, and accept the privacy policy. You will then be taken to a page where you can numerous choices about the e-mail notification you would like to receive from the City.
NOPD 3rd District Contact Info
Phone Number: 504-658-6030
3rd District Commander Ryan Lubrano ralubrano@nola.gov
NOPD Data and Dashboards
As part of its commitment to transparency, accountability, collaboration and integrity, the New Orleans Police Department has made a number of different sets of data and records available to the public. LINK
New Orleans Community Wellness Center
Health and Wellness resources are available in the Community Wellness Center at 3155 Gentilly Boulevard (at the corner of Gentilly and Elysian Fields).
Quality of Life Issues
Quality of life concerns should be directed to NOLA 311, which is the City's primary source of local government information and non-emergency services. For live assistance, dial 311.
NOLA 311 customer service agents are available to assist residents with issues Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., for the following:
Roads/Drainage
Code Enforcement Violations;
Trash/Recycling
Abandoned Vehicles
Grass/Tree Service/Park Maintenance
Street Lights/Signs/Signals
Mosquito, Termite, Rodent Control
Taxi Issues
Health Related Questions
Recreation programs
GLASS RECYCLING
You can recycle your glass with Glass Half Full, a local non-profit that recycles glass.
They are located close by at 3935 Louisa Street. Website
Interesting Info
May 12, 2021 meeting presentation -- Timmy Madere from the City's Rodent Control Office
Here's a copy of the presentation.
Our organization's original 1924 Charter
Here's a scan of our original charter from 1924.
Historical Info on the School Building
To see a fascinating retrospective of Gentilly Terrace Elementary School in the 1950s, click here.
Quality of Life Issues - Fall/Winter 2020
To see a list of blighted properties and "abandoned street repairs", click here.