New Orleans (La.). Police Department
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Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Chief Administrative Office records
The Chief Administrative Office records contain six series of records from 1950 to 2000, including subject files, capital project files, economic statistics for the city, records of the Federal Program Division, office Scrapbooks, and public relations photographs.
George Reyer papers
This collection of Reyer's papers includes the official documents appointing him to the various positions that he held in the New Orleans Police Department throughout his career. Also included is a New Orleans Country Club dinner dance program from 1942 and several NOPD-related pages from unidentified publications.
Henry Morris collection
Joseph I. Giarrusso New Orleans Police Training Division papers
Handwritten notes taken by Probationary Patrolman Joseph I. Giarusso during a New Orleans Police Training Recruit Class.
Keith Temple cartoons
Forty-seven original cartoons that appeared in the Times-Picayune.
Louise Harvey Healey papers
The papers include a scrapbook of clippings illustrating her husband's (Thomas Healey (1872-1948), New Orleans Police Superintendent, 1925-1928) career along with photographs of family and friends. Also included are two loose photographs and Mr. Healey's voter registration certificate.
Mayor Andrew McShane records
Mayor Ernest N. Morial records
Medical Record, 1952-1954
New Orleans Alcoholic Beverage Control Board records
The records include minutes of Board meetings, general files (including some correspondence), files on individual appeals from permit denials, files on individual suspension/revocation petitions, and sound recordings of Board meetings. Also included are related records from the years when the City Council was responsible for alcoholic beverage outlet decisions.
New Orleans Police Department, 1978-1986
New Orleans Police Department records
Office of Criminal Justice Coordination
A small group of criminal justice-related publications and other compiled information collected by Office of Criminal Justice Coordination (OCJC).