Leadership
| Executive & Legislative Leaders |
| Parish President: Natalie Robottom |
| Sheriff: Mike K. Tregre |
| Coroner: Dr. Christy Montegut |
| Assessor: Whitney Joseph, Jr. |
| Council Chair: Jaclyn Hotard |
| Council Vice Chair: Art Smith |
| Councilman At Large, Division A: Lucien J. Gauff, III |
| Councilman At Large, Division B: "See Council Chair" |
| Councilman District 1: "See Council Vice Chair" |
| Councilman District 2: Ranney Wilson |
| Councilman District 3: Lennix Madere, Jr. |
| Councilwoman District 4: Marvin Perrilloux |
| Councilwoman District 5: Michael Wright |
| Councilman District 6: Larry Snyder |
| Councilwoman District 7: Cheryl Millet |
| Judicial Leaders |
| The Honorable Madeline Jasmine- Division "A" |
| The Honorable Mary Hatard Becnel- Division "B" |
| The Honorable Sterling Snowdy- Division "C" |
| District Attorney: Thomas F. Daley |
| Clerk of Court: Eliana DeFrancesch |
| State & Federal Leaders |
| State Senators: Troy Brown D-2 D & Gary Smith D-19 D |
| State Reps: Randal L. Gaines D-57 D <> Clay Schexnayder D-81 R <> Gregory A. Miller D-56 R |
| U.S. Senators: Mary Landrieu D <> David Vitter R |
| U.S. Rep: Jeff Landry- 3rd District R |
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