Mayor – News – March 2022 – MAYOR CANTRELL LIFTS DOMICILE REQUIREMENTS FOR JJIC AND EMD STAFFING; HIRING NOW

NEW ORLEANS — Mayor LaToya Cantrell nowadays declared the rapid suspension of the City’s Domicile Ordinance requiring residency in Orleans Parish for staff of the Juvenile Justice Intervention Middle (JJIC) and the Gear Routine maintenance Division (EMD). Successful straight away, this prerequisite is waived, and open positions at both of those companies may be stuffed by citizens domiciled outside of Orleans Parish. 

“Our City is at a precarious juncture when it arrives to staffing numerous of our critical organizations,” said Mayor LaToya Cantrell. “We need these roles filled, and we want that to transpire with unquestionably nominal delay or crimson tape. By suspending the Domicile Ordinance, we are getting rid of a stumbling block that cannot be allowed to delay us any even more.” 

In a state of emergency declared beneath Article IV, Chapter 2, Area 4-206(3)(d) of the New Orleans House Rule Constitution, the Mayor may possibly, by Executive Buy, suspend any or all provisions of the City’s Domicile Ordinance as outlined in Chapter 2, Posting X, Section 2-978 of the New Orleans Household Rule Constitution. 

The Town of New Orleans remains less than 7 (7) crisis declarations. 

The Town continues to drive for neighborhood staffing and encourages everyone interested to apply by visiting www.nola.gov/juvenile-justice-intervention-center/employment/ for JJIC jobs or www.governmentjobs.com/professions/neworleans for all other Metropolis jobs. Additionally, the JJIC will host a task good from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 31, at the JJIC facility, positioned at 1100-A Milton Street.

The Mayor’s Government Get can be found here.