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Inspector General urges LaToya Cantrell not to rush New Orleans police chief selection

Announcement MAYOR NOPD Top StoryJanuary 27, 2023

IG joins City Council members, two influential civic groups in calling for national search- New Orleans Inspector General Edward Michel urged Mayor LaToya Cantrell on Friday to conduct a national search for Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson’s successor. In a letter to the mayor, Michel advised appointing an interim superintendent to take the reins when Ferguson...

City Announces Changes for Vehicles with Mobility-Impaired Parking Credentials

Announcement MAYOR PARKINGJanuary 7, 2022

City of New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell NEW ORLEANS — The City of New Orleans Department of Public Works’ Parking and Towing Divisions today announced that changes to parking enforcement for vehicles with mobility impaired parking credentials will begin Monday, Jan. 24, 2022. Following recommendation from the New Orleans Office of Inspector General, the Parking Division will begin fully...

Clancy’s Commentary: Quatrevaux’s retirement leaves big hole at City Hall

Announcement PressSeptember 19, 2017

WWLTV.com Regardless of who succeeds him, Ed Quatrevaux will be missed when he retires as New Orleans Inspector General next month. Continue Reading

IG’s Office to tackle drinking water, police retention, court operations in next four years

Announcement PressSeptember 1, 2016

BY JEFF ADELSON | jadelson@theadvocate.com With concerns about lead in the drinking water supply rising across the country, the New Orleans Inspector General’s Office plans to review the testing regime in place at the Sewerage & Water Board to determine whether it is effectively monitoring water quality levels in the city. Continue Reading

New Orleans Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux sets 4-year agenda

Announcement PressSeptember 1, 2016

NOLA.com Public safety, water quality, and fee collections at Audubon facilities are among the matters that will be under the scrutiny of the New Orleans Office of Inspector General in the next four years. Continue Reading

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