St Roch Resources

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

City Council

Dictrict D (North St Roch)
  • Councilmember Eugene Green eugene.green@nola.gov
  • Community Liaison Durrell Laurent Durrell.Laurent@nola.gov
  • Green’s goals are Crime, Infrastructure, Blight.
  • Office hours for Durrell Laurent @ Norman Mayer Library M-T-W 10:30-5:00pm
District C (South St Roch)
  • Councilmember Freddie King III Freddie.King@nola.gov
  • Eastbank Community Liaison Winston Fiore winston.fiore@nola.gov
  • King’s goals are Crime with a focus on creating opportunities and mentorship to children.
  • Office hours for Winston Fiore @ Healing Center T 10:00-4:00pm
City Council Meetings
Community Safety Statistics Dashboard

Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Engagement:

District D (North St Roch) District C (South St Roch)

311

311 City Services

Contact Info
General Info

POLICE

NOPD 5th District

Contact Info
NOPD 5th District Staff Community Meetings

CRIME

BEHAVIORAL CRISIS

Assistance

Emergency Services Someone may be having a behavioral health crisis when they are:
  • in danger of hurting themselves or others
  • in need of emergency housing
  • having an alcohol or drug crisis
  • a person with mental illness feeling overwhelmed or unstable
Non-Emergency Services

STREET CONSTRUCTION

RoadWork NOLA

The City of New Orleans Department of Public Works (DPW) and Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) are working together to implement an unprecedented program to restore our damaged infrastructure. Construction from either department will be found on RoadWork NOLA.

Contact Info Projects

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS (DPW)

DPW

The Department of Public Works (DPW) is composed of five divisions responsible for maintaining approximately 1,547 miles of streets and 149 bridges in the City of New Orleans. This system includes 72,000 catch basins and approximately 8,200,000 linear feet of drainage lines.

Contact Info Services
  • View all Services
    • Parking
    • Permits & Licenses
    • Report a Problems
    • Streets, Catch Basins, Streetlights, & Sidewalks
    • Tickets and Violations
    • Traffic & Transportation

WEATHER EMERGENCIES

NOLA Ready

Street Catch Basins

BICYCLING

Resources Assistance/Organizations

Bike Shops

HOUSING

Rental Resources Short Term Rental Resources Owner Resources
  • Historic District Repair Assistance
  • Homeowner Insurance – free assistance or file a complaint LDI.LA.gov
Property Information

BLIGHT

Code Enforcement

Housing Blight
  • Department of Code Enforcement Homepage
  • Director of Code Enforcement Anthony Davis Anthony Davis
  • Deputy Director of Code Enforcement David Grunberg dpgrunberg@nola.gov
  • Report Blight with 311 Service Request Start Request
    • Request Type -> Property Maintenance
    • Request Reason -> Property Maintenance
  • Code Enforcement Process Code Enforcement Phases
  • Find Infractions by Property Search Here
  • Find Upcoming Hearings & General/Contact Info Date/Address/Case#
  • Find Cases Data.nola.gov/
    • Choose a category “Code Enforcement All Hearings” or “Code Enforcement Active Pipeline”
    • Scroll down to the Table Preview section and press “View Data” button
    • Input Address/Case Number (in top right search bar)
  • Law on Imminent Collapse (House is about to fall down)Ordinance 26-242
Lot Blight
  • Chapter 66 Lot Abatement/Grass Cutting Program
  • Find Lots assigned Chapter 66 Data.nola.gov/
      Grass Cutting (Lot Abatement/Chapter 66)
    • Choose a category “Grass Cutting (Lot Abatement/Chapter 66)”
    • Scroll down to the Table Preview section and press “View Data” button
    • Input Address (in top right search bar)
  • Mow to Own Program Website
  • Mow to Own email mow2own@nola.gov
Abandoned Vehicle Blight
Illegal vehicles that can be reported: Non-Operable, Flat Tire, Missing License Plate, Expired Registration Tag.
  • Report Vehicle with 311 Service Request Start Request
    • Request Type -> Abandoned Vehicles
    • Request Reason -> Abandoned/Junk Vehicles
Graffiti Blight
  • Report Graffiti with 311 Service Request Start Request
    • Request Type -> Graffiti Removal
    • Request Reason -> Graffiti Removal
  • Paint a Utility Box – $50 fee & application to paint
Illegal Trash Dumping Blight

HOMELESSNESS

Resources

Office of Homeless Services and Strategy Services
  • Immediate Non-Police Assistance -> Mobile Crisis Intervention Unit (MCIU) 911

TRASH

Resources

Department of Sanitation Services
  • Trash Services with 311 Service Request Start Request
    • St Roch is inside Service Area 2 and serviced by IV Waste.
    • 311 Service Requests are Forwarded to IV Waste
  • Trash & Recycling Collection Days (Thursdays in St Roch) Full Pickup Schedule
  • Trash Items List What Can/Cannot be Picked Up
  • Report Illegal Dumping -> NOPD Non-Emergency 504-821-2222
  • Request Illegal Dumping Pickup with 311 Service Request Start Request
    • Request Type -> Trash/Recycling
    • Request Reason -> Illegal Dumping

WATER

Resources

Sewerage & Water Board New Orleans(SWB)

Assistance

  • Utility Assistance Program EARP

POWER

Resources

Assistance

PARKS

Resources

St Roch Park -> New Orleans Recreation Development Commission (NORDC) Neutral Grounds -> Park & Parkways

FOOD & SUPPLY RESOURCES

Food

Free Resources

Healthcare

Free Resources
  • Free Resources Chart

    • Internet

    Free Resources

    TRAFFIC

    Traffic

    Statistics Services

    PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

    Bus

    Rapid Transit Authority (RTA)

    Streetcar

    Rampart Streetcar Line

    DEMOGRAPHICS

    Population/Ethnicity/Housing 2010 vs 2020 Total numbers (for the year 2000) The Data Center
    • 2020
    • St. Roch Total Population 7,485
    • Black 5,285 (70%)
    • White 1,268 (17%)
    • Hispanic 578 (1%)
    • Asian/Pacific Islander 27 (1%)
    • Two or More Races 256 (1%)
    • Other 61 (1%)
    • Children 1,527 (20%)
    • Adults 5,958 (80%)
    • Total Housing Units 4,125
    • Total Vacant Units 750 (18%)
    • 2010
    • St. Roch Total Population 6,632
    • Black 5,758 (87%)
    • White 463 (1%)
    • Hispanic 250 (1%)
    • Asian/Pacific Islander 20 (1%)
    • Two or More Races 80 (1%)
    • Other 71 (1%)
    • Children 1,637 (25%)
    • Adults 4,995 (75%)
    • Total Housing Units 4,178
    • Total Vacant Units 1,574 (37%)
    • 2000
    • St. Roch Total Population 11,975
    • Black 10,897 (91%)
    • White 479 (4%)
    • Hispanic 359 (3%)
    • Asian/Pacific Islander <100 (1%)
    • Two or More Races <100 (1%)
    • Other <100 (1%)
    • Children 3,712 (31%)
    • Adults 8,263 (69%)
    • Total Housing Units 4,336
    • Total Vacant Units