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MUNI NEWORLEANS PARISHlocal legislationConsent Agenda

March 2026 Municipal and Traffic Court Financial and Staffing Report

Original title: REPORT - OF LENÉE S. CROWLEY, DEPUTY JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATOR, MUNICIPAL AND TRAFFIC COURT OF NEW ORLEANS Brief: Submitting the revenue, expenditure and staffing report for March 2026, in accordance with Section 2-63 of the City Code. Annotation: RECEIVED.

Record date · May 7, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The of the New Orleans Municipal and Traffic Court submitted the required monthly report detailing revenue, expenditures, and staffing levels for March 2026. The report was formally received by the City Council.

Why it matters

This report provides the public and the City Council with a monthly accounting of how the Municipal and Traffic Court manages its budget and personnel, as mandated by City Code Section 2-63.

Who It Affects

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Municipal and Traffic Court of New Orleans

The court is required to compile and submit financial and staffing data monthly.

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New Orleans City Council

The Council receives the report to maintain oversight of court operations.

Key Facts

  • The report covers financial and staffing data for the month of March 2026.
  • The report was submitted by Lenée S. Crowley, Deputy Judicial Administrator.
  • The submission is required under Section 2-63 of the City Code.
  • The report was filed under identifier TMP-2285.
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  • The document was placed on the City Council's Consent Agenda.
  • The City Council formally received the report on April 24, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this report?
It provides a monthly update on the revenue, expenditures, and staffing of the Municipal and Traffic Court as required by city law.
Does this report change court fees or staffing levels?
No, this is a reporting document that provides information to the City Council; it does not enact new policies or changes.

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Monthly Reporting Cycle

The court adheres to a consistent monthly reporting cycle as mandated by Section 2-63 of the City Code.

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Connected Entities

Section 2-63 of the City Code, Lenée S. Crowley, New Orleans City Council and 2 more
otherSection 2-63 of the City Code“The legal requirement for the submission of the report”Map →
PersonLenée S. Crowley“Deputy Judicial Administrator of the Municipal and Traffic Court of New Orleans”Map →
OrganizationNew Orleans City Council“The body that received the report”Map →
otherTMP-2285“File identifier for the report”Map →
OrganizationMunicipal and Traffic Court of New Orleans“The entity submitting the financial and staffing report”Map →

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