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Freddie King III

Currently holds the office of New Orleans City Council - District C until December 31, 2025.

Candidate for New Orleans City Council - District C in 2021 Orleans Parish Municipal General Election.

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Freddie King III

New Orleans City Council - District C

About Freddie King III

Professional Experience
Caddo District Public Defender's Office, Investigator
Orleans Parish, Public Defender
The King Law Firm L.L.C, Founder
Degrees
JD, Southern University (2010)
Bachelor's, Southeastern Louisiana University (2006)
High School Diploma, Archbishop Shaw High School (2002)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

Freddie King is ready to lead District C by tackling violent crime and providing real solutions so that our residents aren't plagued by fear; to bring more small business opportunities to the district; to stop illegal dumping for a safer & cleaner community; and to fight the red tap of the city's permitting process. Learn more

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New Orleans City Council - District C in Orleans Parish Municipal General Election
New Orleans City Council - District C in Louisiana Consolidated Primary Election

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