by Danielle B. Miller
January 29, 2020
Categories: Announcement, Community
Topics: Announcement, community policing, Districts, NOPJF, Partnerships
The NOPD in collaboration with the New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation, Arnaud’s Restaurant and several other community partners announced the donation of over 3,000 teddy bears for the Sixth Annual Teddy Bear Program.
by NOPD Public Affairs
November 20, 2019
Topics: Announcement, Community Policing, Modernizing Policing
The NOPD continues to be on the right track as it works to meet the standards set within its federally mandated consent decree, according to survey results compiled by federal monitors.
October 31, 2019
Topics: Announcement, Community Policing, Districts
The NOPD coordinated with Walgreens again this year to provide candy to all eight police stations to allow neighborhood kids to positively engage with their local police officers on Halloween (Oct. 31).
October 7, 2019
Topics: Announcement, Canine Unit, Community, community policing, Districts, Partnerships
Neighborhood block parties will be held citywide on Tuesday, October 15, 2019.
The NOPD is encouraging all community members to host a neighborhood block party to raise awareness of best-practices for preventing and reporting crime.
October 2, 2019
Topics: Announcement, Community Policing
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