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With 1.1 million square feet of contiguous exhibit space, an award winning staff and first class amenities, the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (MCCNO) is the sixth largest convention center in the nation and a consistent Top 10 host of the largest number of conventions and tradeshows annually. A leading rainmaker of the city’s hospitality industry, MCCNO event activity has produced $39.12 billion in economic impact since its 1985 opening, including $2.19 billion in new tax revenue.

With 1.1 million square feet of contiguous exhibit space, an award winning staff and first class amenities, the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (MCCNO) is the sixth largest convention center in the nation and a consistent Top 10 host of the largest number of conventions and tradeshows annually. A leading rainmaker of the city’s hospitality industry, MCCNO event activity has produced $39.12 billion in economic impact since its 1985 opening, including $2.19 billion in new tax revenue.

The New Orleans Firemen's Federal Credit Union (NOFFCU) is the third oldest federally chartered credit union in existence in the United States today. In 1934, employees of the New Orleans Fire Department started this credit union to pool their resources and lend to each other when no one else would. They were tired of loan sharks charging them high interest and they were tired of being turned down for loans because of their hazardous occupation. In the early 1990s, the Board of Directors decided to expand our services and field of membership to other local employer groups. They wanted to ensure the future of the NOFFCU by diversifying and expanding the pool of potential members. Today, NOFFCU is a successful, stable, and growing financial institution. We serve over 27,000 members and have partnered with over 300 local companies to offer credit union services. We have nine full service branches located in Orleans, Jefferson, St James, Pearl River County, St. Tammany, Lafourche Parish, and Washington Parish.

The New Orleans Firemen's Federal Credit Union (NOFFCU) is the third oldest federally chartered credit union in existence in the United States today. In 1934, employees of the New Orleans Fire Department started this credit union to pool their resources and lend to each other when no one else would. They were tired of loan sharks charging them high interest and they were tired of being turned down for loans because of their hazardous occupation. In the early 1990s, the Board of Directors decided to expand our services and field of membership to other local employer groups. They wanted to ensure the future of the NOFFCU by diversifying and expanding the pool of potential members. Today, NOFFCU is a successful, stable, and growing financial institution. We serve over 27,000 members and have partnered with over 300 local companies to offer credit union services. We have nine full service branches located in Orleans, Jefferson, St James, Pearl River County, St. Tammany, Lafourche Parish, and Washington Parish.

The New Orleans Firemen's Federal Credit Union (NOFFCU) is the third oldest federally chartered credit union in existence in the United States today. In 1934, employees of the New Orleans Fire Department started this credit union to pool their resources and lend to each other when no one else would. They were tired of loan sharks charging them high interest and they were tired of being turned down for loans because of their hazardous occupation. In the early 1990s, the Board of Directors decided to expand our services and field of membership to other local employer groups. They wanted to ensure the future of the NOFFCU by diversifying and expanding the pool of potential members. Today, NOFFCU is a successful, stable, and growing financial institution. We serve over 27,000 members and have partnered with over 300 local companies to offer credit union services. We have nine full service branches located in Orleans, Jefferson, St James, Pearl River County, St. Tammany, Lafourche Parish, and Washington Parish.

The IPM is a city agency that oversees the NOPD, but is independent of the NOPD.The IPM monitors how the NOPD operates and recommends reform measures. We monitor NOPD misconduct and major use of force investigations to determine if the process is timely, thorough, and fair.We collect and analyze data to identify NOPD problem areas.We write public reports about the observations and data collected.We encourage constructive and informed public dialogue about the NOPD.

With origins dating back to 1843, the New Orleans Public Library has grown from a single French Quarter house with a few volumes into a city-wide system serving all of Orleans Parish with locations throughout the City. MISSION STATEMENT Transforming Lives, Enriching Neighborhoods, and Preserving History VISION STATEMENT New Orleans Public Library is a catalyst for change in a growing, connected, and vibrant city. CORE VALUES ACCESS - We provide pathways to information and tools for empowerment. ACCOUNTABILITY - We are all responsible for and take pride in our work. CUSTOMER SERVICE - We provide an excellent library user experience to all. We embrace training opportunities and library user feedback. INNOVATION - We seek out and embrace new ideas. We encourage better solutions and creativity. INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM - We encourage the right of every individual to seek and receive information from all points of view. PARTNERSHIPS - We actively seek out ways to work with members of the community and other organizations. We can all do more if we do it together. PRESERVATION - We preserve and celebrate the rich and diverse culture of New Orleans. RESPECT AND COMPASSION - We approach our work with open ears, open minds, and open hearts. TEAMWORK - We value our individual and collective talents and work together to achieve solutions. We trust and respect each other.

Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Southeast Louisiana, including the New Orleans metro area. RPC is an open forum convening monthly its 44 member board of elected officials, community leaders, citizens, and other interested parties to discuss the Big Picture and promote the general welfare and prosperity of the entire region.