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KENNER'S MISSION
 Kenner's mission is to provide efficient, effective and useful public services through a dedicated, professional staff that is accessible and accountable and to practice responsible growth management that yields high value, sustainable public facilities and infrastructure for an improved quality of life in the community. |
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Need to Know Information
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An Important Notice to Kenner Residents for Flood Protection Information. For additional flood hazard information you may go to www.fema.gov.
Visit our new Parks & Recreation website!
Click here for information regarding re-entry placards
Click here to view the Proposed LRA Recovery Projects for the City of Kenner (CDBG Funds)
1/15/09 - KENNER NEWS
ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION IN KENNER  Kenner Mayor Ed Muniz will present donated trees to schools located in Kenner on Friday as part of a communitywide effort to celebrate Arbor Day.
"We sometimes forget that trees do more than improve the aesthetics. They are a vital part of ecological system in south Louisiana," Muniz said.
1/14/09 - KENNER NEWS
CAREFUL BUDGETING AND STRONG MANAGEMENT MEET GOAL
Kenner revenues for Fiscal 2007-08 came in under budget by less than 1 percent while expenditures were held to about 2 percent below projections, according to a report released by the city's audit firm.
Mayor Ed Muniz said Wednesday the conclusions drawn by the audit firm, Duplantier, Hrapmann, Hogan & Mayer LLP, are a testament to his administration's conservative business practices and very close fiscal control of Kenner's business operations. The firm is hired by the City Council.
1/13/09 - KENNER NEWS
KENNER HIRES CITY'S FIRST ECONOMIC DEVELOPER  An economic development official has been hired by the city of Kenner to implement an economic development strategy created by Mayor Ed Muniz' Economic Development Committee in 2007. Short and long term goals are part of the proposed program of work.
Lacey Guidry, a two-year veteran of the Jefferson Parish Economic Development Commission, has been hired through a cooperative endeavor agreement by Muniz.
1/8/09 - KENNER NEWS
Kenner Council elects new officers
Kenner District 3 Councilman Ben Zahn was unanimously elected president of the Kenner City Council at its first meeting of the new year Thursday night. He succeeds District 2 Councilman Joe Stagni and will serve as council president for the next six months. Division B At-Large Councilwoman Jeannie Black was elected vice president of the council.
The action fits in with the council's plans to rotate the presidency and vice-presidency among all its members during a normal term of office.
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