New Orleans is on the front lines of climate change. We're setting the example for how to protect our city from climate change while also making smart investments in green infrastructure to reverse its effects over time. Learn more at nola.gov/climate-action. #NOLA

This week, I got the chance to sit down with Michael S. Regan to discuss plans for redeveloping Gordon Plaza into a solar farm so we can increase the city’s power resilience and simultaneously protect the best interest of current Gordon Plaza residents. #nola

Y'all remember to stay safe during Carnival 2022. That means masking up, getting vaccinated, and getting boosted. Learn more about how you can stay safe at ready.nola.gov. #nola #carnival

Through thick and thin, I've never lost sight of my goal: to make the city of New Orleans a better place to live in every way I can. This city is my heart and soul, and I promise to give it everything I've got. #nola #NewOrleans

"Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced Wednesday that her administration has partnered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to bring a solution to the residents of Gordon Plaza." #NOLA wwltv.com/article/news/l…

#BlackHistoryMonth is about more than those who paved the way before us. It's also about those who are making history today! At just 14 years old, Harvey resident @Basketballasart became the first Black American to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Zaila is Black history!

In 2021, we created our Jumpstart Program to urge young people, who are disconnected from work & school, with soft-skills training & employment opportunities. During our first 9 months, we had 60 applicants and 20 successful graduates. Learn more cityofnola.click/ogvp. #NOLA

In 2021, we had 13 graduates from our Barbers and Beauticians Fellowship! This program trains barbers and beauticians in mediation skills like cognitive behavioral therapy to de-escalate conflicts. (1/3) #violencefreenola #NOLATwitter #nola

Since our launch last year, we have been working with Mothers Against Gun Violence to connect with 96 parents, including 57 from the Juvenile Justice Intervention Center. We know that when we #DemandAction, our families will be safer. #violencefreenola

Since Mayor LaToya Cantrell took office in 2018, the people of New Orleans have invested nearly $7M to expand access to quality early childhood education. Learn more about why you should vote YES on April 30 at yesfornolakids.com. #NOLA #NewOrleans #YESforNOLAKids

Office of Gun Violence Prevention Director Patrick Young is living proof that investing in intervention and prevention programs works. Watch the video to hear his story. Learn more at cityofnola.click/ogvp. #NOLA #ViolenceFreeNOLA

Honored to be included on Loyola New Orleans’s Black History wall among so many trailblazers! 🙌🏾 Can’t wait to see who else gets added! #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryAlways

“The recall effort’s 45-day campaign finance report confirms this is a Republican-backed effort, with two Trump mega-donors contributing more than half of the effort’s money," said Cantrell Campaign Manager Maggie Carroll. Read the full statement below. mailchi.mp/latoyacantrell…

"Mayor LaToya Cantrell understands and shares New Orleanians’ frustrations. That’s why she’s focused on dealing with the city’s urgent, pressing problems, above all crime and gun violence. Our city is at its best when its people work together… That’s where the mayor’s focus is."

Democratic Mayors Association President Mayor Levar Stoney issued the following statement on the ongoing recall effort against New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell: