Governance - New Orleans City Park

Governance

Board of Directors

The New Orleans City Park Improvement Association (NOCPIA) is the state agency that oversees and ensures performance management regarding City Park.

The City Park Conservancy (CPC) is the 501(c)3 that operates the day-to-day of the Park and oversees programming, fundraising and membership management of the 1,300-acre Park.

The Cooperative Endeavor Agreement (CEA) governs the oversight and management standards for City Park between CPIA and CPC, which outlines obligations of both parties.

New Orleans City Park Improvement Association Commissioners
Officers

David Waller, Chair
Lori Savoie, Vice Chair
Myrialis King, Treasurer
Larry Katz, Secretary

At-Large

Doug Adams
Emily Arata
Karen Nabonne Coaxum
Larry Dale
Joe Giarrusso
Dessa Giffin
Eugene Green
Noah N. Hardie
Lawrence Katz 
Peggy Scott Laborde
William R. LeCorgne, Jr., P.E
Walter J. Leger, Jr. 
Robert Edward Smith Lupo 
Adam McNeil
Stephen P. Pate
Matthew Sherman 
Paul Sterbcow
City Park Conservancy Board Members
Officers

Liz Sloss, Chair
Mayra Pineda, Vice Chair
Karen Deblieux, Treasurer
Bryan Fitzpatrick, Secretary

At-Large

Jay Batt
Jeffrey Birdsong
Richard Cahn
J. Storey Charbonnet
Filippo Feoli
Carro Gardner
Tania Hahn
Deanna Rodriguez
Richard Rodriguez
Chenier Taylor
Doug Thornton
Lindsey Wands
Guy Williams

NOCPIA meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month (except August). Meetings begin at 4pm in the City Park Administration Board Room located at 1 Palm Drive (unless otherwise noted). 

Self-nominations are accepted. If you wish to nominate someone, or yourself, to serve on the board, send a letter of interest and your Curriculum Vitae to:

Denise Joubert
Admin. Mgr./Exec. Admin. Asst.
djoubert@nocp.org
504-483-9363

Meeting Minutes

The New Orleans City Park Improvement Association

The New Orleans City Park Improvement Association (NOCPIA) is the state agency that oversees and ensures performance management regarding City Park.

The City Park Conservancy

The City Park Conservancy (CPC) is the 501(c)3 that operates the day-to-day of the Park and oversees programming, fundraising and membership management of the 1,300-acre Park.

The Cooperative Endeavor Agreement

The Cooperative Endeavor Agreement (CEA) governs the oversight and management standards for City Park between CPIA and CPC, which outlines the obligations of both parties.

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