Freddie King III

Congratulations to on all of your business accomplishments.

Thank you for representing New Orleans in a positive light, and for inspiring millions of entrepreneurs to follow their dreams.

Grand opening of the resource center located at 3510 General Meyer in the McClendonville neighborhood.

This center provides free clothing, toys and more for families in our community, and the shopping experience teaches kids the importance of giving back to others.

Thank you for 18 years of delivering the weather to the greater New Orleans community.

And thank you for being a constant image of Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance and Uplift.

Thank you to everyone who came out to make our special needs Hawaiian party a huge success.
Everyone had a great time, and we are looking forward to doing it again.

I had a great time touring and and was impressed by the students and the staff. Keep up the great work.

Please join us for a Hawaiian style party.

I am proud to partner with Families Helping Families NOLA to bring some summer time fun to our special needs community.

Thanks to for always giving back to the community with his annual school supply giveaway and kickball tournament.

We had a great time and are looking forward to next year.

Thank you to all of the men that made our Young Men’s Breakfast Symposium a huge success.

Thank you to our speakers .brandoncbean and Broderick Cole, and thank you to and for decades of service to our city.

Skelly Rupp Stadium Ribbon Cutting

Algiers now has a baseball stadium to call home. I’m looking forward to seeing high school, junior high, NORDC, and collegiate baseball and softball games at the new renovated Skelly Rupp Stadium.

Another win, District C.

We had a great time at our first Esports tournament hosted by & .grown with nearly 50 kids from all over the city participating.

Our first place winner won a brand new gaming computer, and the runner-up won a PS5.

This further proves when consistently given positive options and a safe environment, children thrive.

We will definitely do this again.

Stopped by with to promote important events happening this Saturday.

Back to school giveaway at McDonogh35 High School, located at 4000 Cadillac Street School starting at 10am.

Citywide gun exchange at New Hope Baptist Church located at 1807 Rev. John Raphael Way. Turn in a handgun receive a new Xbox. NO QUESTIONS, NO I.D.

Turn in a handgun and get a new Xbox and gift card. NO QUESTIONS asked, NO ID required.

We are partnering with innovative community leaders like .grown to get guns off our streets and out of the hands of our youth.

Did you know there are over 150 colleges and universities including, , that participate in Esports? Children can now obtain gaming scholarships and even go pro in the field of competitive gaming, with professional gamers earning over $100,000/year.

Let’s continue to introduce our kids to new opportunities that can positively change their lives.

Expanded Food Cart Options in the French Quarter: “Pushcart vendor Robb says New Orleans City Councilmember Freddie King was instrumental in this new surge of opportunity businesses on wheels.”

Pushcart vendors who pushed for city ordinance change, expand food cart options in the French Quarter Pushcart vendor Robb says New Orleans City Councilmember Freddie King was instrumental in this new surge of opportunity businesses on wheels.

I am pleased to join my fellow council members in welcoming the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship International and presiding Bishop to New Orleans for the their 30th annual confrence.

Leaders read and readers lead.

It was a pleasure reading to the campers at summer enrichment camp.

We had a great time celebrating Essence Fest while being able to award a recent college graduate, who is furthering her academic career, with a scholarship.

Thank you to for providing two tickets to the Essence Festival concert.

Another amazing Young Women’s Breakfast Symposium. The conversations were very impactful. Thank you to our panelists, and
and thank you for the gifts for our guests.

PARTYING WITH A PURPOSE

Join us as we celebrate 30 years of Essence Festival, and award scholarships to local college graduates, who will be furthering their academic careers.

🚨New District C Business Alert 🚨

Check out City Market, located at 1101 Elysian Fields Avenue at the corner of St. Claude Avenue. This family owned food hall offers a variety eating options from local vendors. A must visit.

Thanks to for hosting their inaugural 7 on 7 tournament at Morris Jeff Stadium.

New Orleans has some of the best high school football players in the country, and that talent was on full display at this tournament.

Congratulations to the 2024 Youth Empowerment Program graduates. Your success shows that hard work pays-off.

With 84 graduates, this is largest graduation class.

Mrs. Jackie Clarkson served Algiers and the City of New Orleans with dignity and grace. She was a trailblazer and a courageous leader. She will be missed.

Condolences to the Clarkson and Brechtel family.

Checking out the progress at the George V. Rainey Natatorium in Algiers with .

Once completed this will be the first indoor, year-round swimming pool in Algiers.

We must prioritize teaching our kids how to swim.

Thank you for the partnership and investment in our community.

Congratulations to Elijah Hogan, Michael Wigle, and Erika Santos on defying the odds and graduating from high school while experiencing challenging circumstances.

Elijah Hogan was also named Valedictorian of Walter L. Cohen and he will be attending Xavier University of LA.

Thank you to for supporting our youth, and thank you to the French Quarter Businesses League for your generous gift towards Elijah’s education.

2024 Treme’ 7th Ward Festival
Celebrating the music, food, and arts of one of the most culturally vibrant communities in the world.

Faubourg Marigny 48th Annual Home & Garden Tour

I had a great time touring some beautiful homes in the Marigny neighborhood, including the home of one of my former elementary school teachers.

We had a great time at the annual District C Crawfish Boil. Thank you  to everyone who helped make the event a huge success.

3rd District won best crawfish.

won best sides.
See you next year! 🦞

The demolition of DeGaulle Manor represents a major victory for the residents of District C.

Thanks to Mayor Cantrell, Code Enforcement, the City Attorney’s Office, and my fellow councilmembers for their tireless efforts in making this possible.

ATTENTION EVERYONE: Due to the threat of rain, the crawfish boil has been rescheduled to Saturday, May 25, 2024. Same time, same place. See you there!

Please join us for our Community Crawfish Boil.

Watch dozens of District C organizations compete to see who has the best boiled crawfish and sides.

You don’t want to miss this. 🦞 🏆