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Morris resigned last month after a WWL-TV investigation exposed how he altered public records to cover up what happened when he crashed his city vehicle in May.

Three weeks after former 911 director Tyrell Morris resigned his post in a swirl of controversy, the Orleans Parish Communication District is tanking one of his pet projects and cutting

Current and former Orleans Parish Communications District employees sit down with WDSU, hoping change of leadership could address what they call are issues within the department causing a staffing shortage.

Insiders expect interim Superintendent Michelle Woodfork to be appointed as the next superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department. Woodfork, they say, is clearly the best choice among the six semi-finalists that Mayor LaToya Cantrell presented to the select committee of business, civic and political leaders for interviews this week. Two of the candidates are […]

In his first full public briefing, the interim director of New Orleans’ 911 system aimed to assure residents that recent controversy engulfing the agency and its previous director would not interfere with emergency response.

We’re all fallible therefore it is not my intention to bash Tyrell Morris, former executive director of OPCD (Orleans Parish Communication District), however, I’d like to make the point that

Fasold said he doesn’t think the center has any major issues despite some investigative reports on WWL-TV that have detailed problems with some urgent calls.

Morris resigned yesterday, effective immediately.

Tyrell Morris came under fire after he was involved in a car accident in an OPCD vehicle, and the events afterward generated controversy.

The citys controversial 911 director announced Monday that he was stepping down from his post two months before his hand-picked resignation date, due to the "overwhelming media attention" that followed