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NEW ORLEANS, LA - On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the Eastern New Orleans Neighborhood Advisory Commission (ENONAC) and the City of New Orleans Municipal Complex Advisory Committee (MCAC) will host a joint public meeting to hear directly from residents, business owners, neighborhood leaders, and community stakeholders about the future of City government. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. at Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church, located at 5600 Read Blvd.
This public meeting marks the first time the Municipal Complex Advisory Committee will convene in New Orleans East, providing residents an opportunity to discuss and offer feedback on proposals concerning the future location of City Hall, the possibility of a New Orleans East City Hall Annex, and the long-term delivery of municipal services throughout New Orleans.
"ENONAC's commitment extends far beyond any single issue or project,” said Kenya Smith, Interim President, Eastern New Orleans Neighborhood Advisory Commission. “We are dedicated to ensuring that our residents have a meaningful opportunity to engage in discussions and decisions that impact our neighborhoods, quality of life, access to services, economic opportunities, and the future direction of our city. Effective government requires informed and engaged communities, and we will continue advocating for transparent processes on conversations that will shape public policy and investment. This meeting represents an important opportunity for community voices to be heard and considered."
While the potential establishment of a City Hall Annex in New Orleans East remains an important topic, ENONAC leaders emphasize that the discussion extends far beyond a single facility. The Municipal Complex proposal includes broader discussions about public facilities, access to government services, municipal investments, and how City operations can effectively and equitably serve residents throughout New Orleans. These decisions involve public assets, services, and resources that will impact residents and neighborhoods for future generations.
ENONAC and MCAC are seeking public feedback on several key topics, including:
- What City services should be available in New Orleans East?
- How can the proposed Municipal Complex improve accessibility, convenience, and service delivery for residents and businesses throughout the city?
- What factors should city leaders consider before making long-term decisions regarding the location, investment, and development of public facilities?
For additional information about ENONAC, click here. For information about the Municipal Complex Advisory Committee, click here.
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