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Home » All City Services » Permits & Licenses » Business » Certificate of Public Necessity and Convenience for Temporary Special Events or Special Need
Special Event CPNC’s are only granted to current CPNC holders for declared special events by the City Council. In order to meet transportation needs for special events and to ensure residents and visitors have safe and adequate service in New Orleans, the City regulates the issuance of Certificates of Public Necessity and Convenience (CPNC) during special events.
In addition, CPNC holders can apply for a Special Needs CPNC license. These are granted by authority of the Mayor and are based on the needs of the event.
There shall be compliance with all applicable provisions of the New Orleans City Code Chapter 162-197 prior to the issuance of the temporary CPNC for special events/special needs.
Valid during indicated special event and/or special need only.
Further restriction and documentation may apply, please review New Orleans City Code Chapter 162-197. If you have questions, contact Cheryl Adams at chadams@nola.gov or the Taxicab Bureau at (504) 658-7170.
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