French Quarter Management District
As residents and business owners in the French Quarter, we share the responsibility to keep our home (or place of business) clean. That extends beyond our front doors and onto the sidewalks and streets of the Quarter. That can be a challenge, as our “home” hosts millions of guests every
If you see suspicious activity, are aware of illegal vending or recognize a potentially dangerous situation, please use our Task Force App. The app is a convenient way to alert our local patrols of trouble within the French Quarter. You can help be the eyes and ears of our Supplemental Police
New Program Recycles Glass to Help Coastal Restoration Residents and visitors can now drop-off glass and other recyclable materials at the Louisiana Jazz Museum on Esplanade Avenue every Tuesday, at Cabrini Park on Dauphine Street every Thursday and at The Historic New Orleans Collection on Toulouse Street every Sunday as part of a new
At the Monday, May 8th, meeting of the French Quarter Management District’s Board of Commissioners, Chair Heidi Raines announced a Proclamation in honor of National Police Week and the May 15th National Peace Officer Memorial Day recognizing the valued members of the New Orleans Police Department’s Eighth District that were
The Board of Commissioners and Committees of the French Quarter Management District have set the meeting schedule for 2023. The attached meeting schedule lists the dates for the Board of Commissioners, Security & Enforcement, Livability, and Finance & Development Committees meetings. The Governmental Affairs Committee shall meet on an as-needed
At the October meeting of the Board of Commissioners, the French Quarter Management District’s Livability Committee released their 2022 Streetlight Assessment with the full data set detailing the results of the walking survey. Field Data was collected between February and September of 2022. The Committee established survey protocol that determined
An Initiative of the French Quarter Management District The French Quarter Management District (FQMD) is excited to announce the latest initiative of its Keep the Quarter Clean Campaign, a program aimed at maintaining a higher level of cleanliness, where all stakeholders feel a sense of ownership of litter abatement and
“The historic Vieux Carre is the engine of New Orleans’ tourism. So any negative experience like vandalism, which graffiti is vandalism, it brings the visitor experience down,” said Mamie Gasperecz of the French Quarter Management District. Fox 8 WVUE – By David Jones Published: Jul. 6, 2022 at 10:36 PM
Posted on Jun 16, 2022 | Blog,News Keep the Quarter Clean! In the absence of people during the pandemic, French Quarter business owners and residents experienced the cleanest of conditions, and to their dismay, the litter and graffiti returned when the world re-opened. To preserve New Orleans’ historic heart, the
An Initiative of the French Quarter Management District The French Quarter Management District (FQMD) is excited to announce the launch of our Keep the Quarter Clean Campaign. FQMD’s Livability Committee leads this public service message to highlight city sanitation laws and sanitation services contracted for citizens. The Keep the Quarter
The Board of Commissioners and Committees of the French Quarter Management District have set the meeting schedule for 2022. The attached meeting schedule lists the dates for the Board of Commissioners, Security & Enforcement, Livability, and Finance & Development Committees meetings. The Governmental Affairs Committee shall meet on an as-needed