Animals & Pest Control
Nuisance wildlife removal
Mosquito Control Board
Elections & Voting
Registrar of Voters
Early Voting Sites
The Louisiana Secretary of State manages all elections-related information, from elections and voter registration information to statistics and educational materials. For answers to these questions, please visit the
Louisiana Secretary of State’s GeauxVote website.
Festivals, Parades & Celebrations
Mardi Gras concession stand, special event parking lot, reviewing stand and bracing permits
Health & Human Services
Health Department
Clinic locations
Dental clinics
WIC Program
Healthy Start
HIV Services
Find civil service jobs
Find unclassified jobs
Libraries & Museums
New Orleans Museum of Art
New Orleans Public Library
Parks, Trees & Neutral Grounds
Jackson Square booking and photography
City Parks rentals
Gallier Hall rental
Tree trimming and removal
Permit to plant a tree between the sidewalk and curb
Recreation
City Park
Audubon Park
New Orleans Recreation Development Commission
Movies in the Park
Golf: City Park Golf Course
Joseph M. Bartholomew, Sr. Municipal Golf Course
Audubon Park Golf Course
Public Safety
Police Department
Fire Department
Emergency Medical Services
Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness
NOLA Ready
Property Taxes
To pay your property taxes online, you will need your tax bill number. Search for your Real Estate bill number by visiting the Assessor’s website or call (504) 658-1712. If you need your Business Personal Property Tax number call (504) 658-1350.
New Orleans Online Property Tax Payment
Public Works & Utilties
Garbage collection schedule by area
Request recycling service
Recycling pickup schedule
Report illegal dumping
Electricity (Entergy)
Water and Gas (Sewer & Water Board)
Traffic & Transportation
Brake Tag inspections
Parking
Pay tickets
Disputing parking tickets or camera violations
Residential parking permits
Establish a residential parking program
Requests for meter or paystation space rentalsremovals
Permits
Street closure
Dumpster placement
Construction zone
Driveway or curb cut
Oversized load
Vendor zone
Taxi & For Hire Vehicles
Complaints
Driver’s permit
Tour guide permit
Pedicab policies
In Order To Register For A Curbside Recycling Cart, You Must Contact The Sanitation Department By:
Completing a Recycling Registration Card,
Mailing or bringing the card to the
Department of Sanitation, City Hall
1300 Perdido Street, Room 1W03, N.O., LA 70112
OR
Faxing the card to (504) 658-3801
OR
Registering Online At
http://recycle.nola.gov/
OR
Calling us at (504) 658-3800
City of New Orleans Government Directory
To report blighted property please call (504) 658-4300/4301 or email Jonathan Solis at [email protected]
To report an abandoned car or illegal parking please call (504) 658-8290/8291 or email Zepporiah Edmonds at [email protected]
To report a street light outage please call (504) 658-8080
To report a pot hole please call (504) 658-8000 or email Nguyen Phan at [email protected]
HISTORIC DISTRICTS LANDMARKS COMMISSION
- HUD, New Orleans
- FBI, New Orleans Office
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
- Small Business Administration
- Social Security Administration
- United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
- New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park
- New Orleans Regional Office
- Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System
- New Orleans Veterans Resource Center
- St. John VA Outpatient Clinic
- Slidell VA Outpatient Clinic
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Louisiana State Alcohol Commission
John Bel Edwards Governor 225-342-8006
Troy Hebert Commissioner 225-925-4041
Jessica Stern Attorney 225-925-4607
Lynn Musumeche Attorney I 225-925-6345
City of New Orleans
Latoya Cantrell Mayor of New Orleans 504-658-4945
Jared Munster Dir Safety and Permits 504-658-7100
Edward Horan Zoning Administrator 504-658-7125
Larry Hesdorffer Dir Vieux Carre Commission Staff 504-658-1420
Charles Berg Vieux Carre Building Plans Examiner 504-658-1420
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CLICK HERE FOR A KID’s GUIDE TO FAMOUS U.S. LANDMARKS
Many thanks to Mia of Ms. Bowen’s 5th grade class at the Mason Learning Center for finding this valuable resource about famous landmarks in the United States.
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The Library of Congress Internet Legislative Information System. Updated daily, it provides a searchable database for information about all bills passed in the 107th and 108th Congress, bills pending in Congress, and House and Senate floor speeches and debates recorded daily in the Congressional Record.
Federal Departments, Bureaus, Agencies
A comprehensive list of links to the homepages of federal organizations, from the CIA and the Social Security Administration to the Department of Commerce and the White House.
A searchable database of federal information.
Provides free, searchable electronic access to a wealth of important information published by the federal government. The information provided on this site is the official version of government documents.
Get the latest updates on the U.S. court system.
research all federal websites from a single site.
Options to Prevent Foreclosure by Fannie Mae
How to Avoid Loan Modification Scams by Fannie Mae
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Do You Know What Happened on This Date in History?
Fun and Educational Links
Ben’s Guide to U.S. Government
Learn how your U.S. Government works, about its history and your civic responsibilities by reading these pages and playing the games on this site.
Visit the White House’s official page for kids and learn about president, his responsibilities and the history of the office.
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Read news just for kids at the Washington Post Kid’s Post Page.
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The federal government’s portal for fun, educational and safe sites for kids.
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Learn what it takes to be a spy, read about the history of the CIA and try on spy disguises.
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Meet the animals that live at our national zoo.
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Learn about our missions to space, new technologies and the history of our space program.
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Take a tour of the National Children’s Museum.
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Learn about the environment and what you can do to protect it.
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The Smithsonian’s official site for kids includes games and learning material about the things that kids are interested in.
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The Congressional Award is a public partnership created by Congress to promote and recognize achievement, initiative, and service in America’s youth. The Congressional Award provides a unique opportunity for young people to set and achieve personally challenging goals that build character and foster community service, personal development, and citizenship.
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Thank you to Michelle Peng at educatorlabs.org for sending in the links below:
American Government [ushistory.org]
http://www.ushistory.org/gov/
Building & Rebuilding the White House
http://www.improvenet.com/a/story-of-building-and-rebuilding-white-house
U.S. Currency | Youth Education
http://www.newmoney.gov/education_resources/youth.aspx
The History of Money and Credit
http://www.mortgagecalculator.org/helpful-advice/history-of-money.php
TreasuryDirect KIDS – Teaching Kids About Debt
https://www.treasurydirect.gov/kids/kids.htm
Talking About Money with Kids
http://blog.kanetix.ca/how-not-to-raise-a-money-moron/
Government Systems | Articles and Resources
http://educatorlabs.org/resources/listing-category/government-systems/