Public Safety
Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:
City Council District E records
The records are subject files from the following Councilmembers representing District E:
- Philip Ciaccio, pictured right, served as Dist. E Councilmember from 1966-1982
- Howard Beck, appointed to fill Ciaccio's unexpired term, 1982
- Wayne Babovich, served 1982-1985
- Ulysses Williams, appointed to fill Babovich's unexpired term, 1985-1986
Councilmember James Fitzmorris District C records
This collection includes subject files from Fitzmorris' time as District C representative. Major areas of interest include records regarding the Police and Fire Committee, Streets Department, Sewerage and Water Board, and Traffic Safety. In addition to his municipal records, some of the councilmember's personal papers were transferred to the City Archvies as well and are included in this collection.
Councilmember Joseph V. DiRosa At-Large records
Councilmember Mike Early District C Records
The records are subjects files and address a variety of topics including:
- Education
- Budget
- Energy management
- Public housing
- Neighborhood development
- New Orleans Public Service, Inc.
- Parks
- Sanitation
- Sewerage and Water Board
- Tourism
Mayor Marc H. Morial records
The City Archives received approximately 700 cu. ft. of records during the last days of the Marc H. Morial administration. Included were records of the various divisions within the Mayor's Office along with records of the Chief Administrative Office and records of the Finance, Health, Property Management, Police, and Parkways Departments. Records for agencies outside of the Mayor's Office are described separately.
New Orleans Police Department, 1978-1986
New Orleans Safety Council records
The records include minutes of the Executive and Commercial Vehicle Committees, lists of various committee members, calendars, financial records, and miscellaneous publications of the National Council. Source unknown.
Office of Policy Planning and Analysis central files
Reports
Includes offense reports, homicide reports, and specialized reports such as the investigation into the Howard Johnson sniper, Mark Essex.