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The Governing Authorities of the Fremaux, Camellia Square, and Northshore Square Economic Development Districts will meet Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers located at 2045 Second Street, Suite 319, Slidell, LA.
The Slidell City Council will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at 6:30 PM in the Council Chambers located at 2045 Second Street, Suite 319, Slidell, LA. The meeting will also be broadcast live on the official “City of Slidell, Louisiana” Facebook page.
Agenda Overview:
Approval of Minutes
Proposed Ordinances
Proposed Resolutions
Reallocation of Funds
Monthly Financial Report
Special Presentation
Condemnation and Demolition Hearings
Postponed Public Hearing
Public Hearings
Comments and Reports
Adjournment
Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal is a lifelong resident of Slidell and a dedicated public servant with deep roots in the community as a fourth-generation Slidell native. With a career spanning over 45 years in law enforcement and more than 30 years of leadership and management experience, Randy has been committed to protecting and serving the citizens of Slidell.
Randy began his journey in public safety in 1980 with the Slidell Police Department, serving in various roles including Patrolman, Detective, and EMT. In 1990, he graduated from the Louisiana State Police Academy, earning the Douglas M. Millet Award for Academic and Leadership Excellence. Over his 22-year tenure with the Louisiana State Police, Randy advanced through the ranks from Trooper to Lieutenant and gained national recognition for his leadership of the statewide Criminal Interdiction Program, which contributed to one of the largest crystal meth seizures in U.S. history.
After retiring from the State Police in 2011, Randy undertook hiking the 2,184-mile Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine, while raising funds for the Troop L Grant-A-Wish program to benefit terminally ill children. The hike took him 6 months and 2 davs to complete. In 2013, he returned to law enforcement and shortly thereafter and was elected Slidell Chief of Police in December 2016. Under his leadership, the department has undergone significant growth and modernization, achieving milestones such as:
The Slidell Police Department’s longtime spokesperson and current Chief Administrative Officer, Daniel Seuzeneau, has been appointed to serve as Interim Chief of Police, by Mayor Randy Fandal.
A highly decorated veteran officer, Seuzeneau is no stranger to leadership roles. In his current position, he currently manages the department’s nearly $18 million budget, oversees Public and Media Relations, as well as the Information and Technology operations. He also serves as the official liaison between the City of Slidell administration, city council and the police department.
Seuzeneau, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Louisiana Tech University, began his law enforcement career nearly 20 years ago as a patrolman, winning the Officer of the Year in 2013, a Lifesaving Award, Exceptional Service and numerous other accolades over the years. Seuzeneau later served as a detective in the Criminal Investigations Division, where he was at one time assigned to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) task force. During his tenure as a detective, Seuzeneau was promoted to the rank of sergeant where he led several high-profile homicide, carjacking, and armed robbery investigations.
In 2020, Slidell, LA had a population of 27.8k people with a median age of 38.9 and a median household income of $55,842. Between 2010 and 2020 the population of Slidell, LA grew from 27,068 to 28,781, a 6.32% increase
The median property value in Slidell, LA is $167,900, and the homeownership rate is 69.7%. Most people in Slidell, LA commute by drive alone, and the average commute time is 25.7 minutes. The average car ownership in Slidell, LA is 2 cars per household.
The City of Slidell sits just above the City of New Orleans, north of Lake Pontchartrain. Slidell is just a 25 minute commute to New Orleans. Interstates I-10, I-12, and I-59 all converge in our city making it easy access to Hattiesburg, MS (north), Biloxi, MS and Pensacola, FL (east), and Baton Rouge (west). Slidell is also a quick commute for those working at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi and NASA Michoud Assembly Center in New Orleans.
Slidell is a diverse city with many amenities. Fishing, hunting, boating, sailing, canoeing find easy access on Lake Pontchartrain, Bayou Bonfouca, and the Pearl River.
Idyllic communities, filled with antique shops, galleries, and restaurants are found throughout our city. Kids especially enjoy the swamp tours of our pristine Honey Island Swamp and numerous parades, 30 parks, youth rec. leagues, and summer recreation programs.
Exciting flavors inspire menus in elegant dining spaces. Find happiness in perfectly fried shrimp, a mountain of spicy boiled crawfish, and many other world-famous New Orleans dishes at our local restaurants.
There is so much more install for you in Slidell, Louisiana!
