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Kenner at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 1 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
Active issues
What's hot right now· 4
Coming up
Upcoming meetings· 1
On the record
Recent decisions· 4
Summary Ordinance No. 14,264 — Pump #3 repair
Approved 7–0City CouncilOct 16Summary Ordinance No. 14,265 — fire dept. lighting and sirens
Approved 7–0City CouncilOct 16Summary Ordinance No. 14,266 — City Attorney legal services
Approved 7–0City CouncilOct 16Summary Ordinance No. 14,267 — Pelican Events amendment
Approved 7–0City CouncilOct 16
Development watch
What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- NOV5City Council
City Council (Regular) - Nov 5, 2026
- NOV4Board of Zoning Adjustments
Kenner Zoning Board Tackles Accessory Building Dispute on Connecticut Avenue — Here's What Was on the Docket
- NOV3Historic District Design Commission
Kenner Historic District Design Commission cancels Nov. 3 meeting — no cases on the docket
- OCT28Planning & Zoning Commission
No Planning & Zoning Meeting This Week — Oct. 28 Session Cancelled
- OCT27Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board
Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board - Oct 27, 2026
- OCT16City CouncilTranscribedVideo
Council pumps brakes 4-3 on Premium Parking deal for Pontchartrain Center lot — Squadrons season opener looming
Frequently asked about Kenner
When does the Kenner City Council meet?
The City Council meets at Heritage Hall, 303 Williams Boulevard, on the first Thursday of each month at 5:30 pm and the third Friday of each month at 11 am.
How is Kenner governed?
Kenner has a mayor-council form of government under its Home Rule Charter, with an elected mayor and a seven-member City Council: two at-large members and five district members.
Where can I find Kenner meeting agendas and minutes?
Agendas and minutes are posted on the City of Kenner Agenda Center, and council meetings are streamed and archived on the Kenner Communications YouTube channel.
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