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Read. Follow. Verify.Appointment of Sevetri Wilson Taylor to Downtown Development District
Record date · April 23, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The New Orleans City Council has officially approved the appointment of Sevetri Wilson Taylor to serve on the Downtown Development District board. She replaces William Bradshaw and will serve a term ending August 8, 2030.
This appointment changes the composition of the board that oversees economic development and public sers within the Downtown Development District for the next four years.
Who It Affects
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Sevetri Wilson Taylor
She is appointed to serve as a member of the Downtown Development District board.
William Bradshaw
He is being replaced as a member of the Downtown Development District board.
Downtown Development District
The organization has a change in its board membership.
Key Facts
- The City Council adopted Motion M-26-165 to confirm the appointment of Sevetri Wilson Taylor.
- Sevetri Wilson Taylor replaces William Bradshaw on the Downtown Development District board.
- The appointment term is set to expire on August 8, 2030.
- The motion was introduced on April 23, 2026.
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- The Governmental Affairs Committee recommended the appointment for approval.
- The appointment is effective immediately upon Council approval.
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