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• City of New Orleans City Government

  http://www.nola.gov/
  Information on city government, phone directory, and departments.

• City of New Orleans Emergency Preparedness

  http://www.nola.gov/health/emergency-preparedness/
  Responsible for the response and coordination of those actions needed to protect the lives and property of its citizens from natural or man-made disasters. Guides for emergency preparedness, freeze plan, and citizens with disabilities are provided.

• City of New Orleans Traffic Court

  http://www.nola.gov/traffic-court/
  General information regarding traffic tickets; list of fines for most common traffic violations; court address and hours of operation.

• New Orleans City Council

  http://www.nolacitycouncil.com/
  Agendas, calendars, maps, city charter, and contact information.

• New Orleans Police Department

  http://www.nola.gov/nopd/
  Offered as a community service to inform citizens of the current operations of the law enforcement agency.

• Regional Planning Commission for Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St Bernard and St Tammany Parishes

  http://www.norpc.org/
  The RPC is the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the New Orleans Metropolitan Area. It serves as the Council of Governments for Southeast Louisiana, providing transportation and economic development planning.

• US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD): New Orleans Office

  http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/states/louisiana
  HUD homes for sale and local information.

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