Submit the completed Electrical Permit Application Form to the City of New Orleans by either of the following methods: Email: permits@cityofno.com Fax: (504) 658-7111 Online Submission: Use the official City of New Orleans online permit portal. Physical Mailing Address: 1300 Perdido St, New Orleans, LA 70112, Attn: Electrical Permits Ensure all required fields are filled and include any necessary attachments. Double-check the information for accuracy to avoid any processing delays.

Ensure all applications are submitted before starting any electrical work. Check the City of New Orleans website for any updates on important deadlines.

The New Orleans Electrical Permit Application Form is designed to streamline the process of obtaining permits for electrical work within the city. By providing detailed information about the contractor, property owner, and specific electrical specifications, this form helps ensure that all electrical work complies with local regulations and safety standards. Licensed electrical contractors must use this form to apply for permits related to new construction, renovations, repairs, generator installations, and other electrical projects. Accurate and complete information is essential for the timely processing of the permit application. Failing to provide the necessary details can lead to delays or the rejection of the application. By using the Electrical Permit Application Form, the City of New Orleans can maintain consistent oversight of electrical projects and uphold safety and quality standards. This helps protect property owners, contractors, and the community from potential hazards associated with electrical work.

• 1. Type of Work: Select the type of electrical work being performed, such as new construction, renovation, repair, etc.
• 2. Related Building Permit Number: If applicable, provide the number of the related building permit.
• 3. Property/Project Address: Enter the full address of the property or project.
• 4. Current Use: Specify the current use of the property.
• 5. Proposed Use: Specify the proposed use of the property after the electrical work is completed.
• 6. Contractor Information: Provide details about the contractor, including company name, license holder name, city license number, address, city, state, phone number, and email.
• 7. Owner Information: Enter the property owner's information, including name, address, city, state, phone number, and email.
• 8. Electrical Specifications: List the specifications of the electrical work, including service amperage, number of signs, generators, elevators, circuit numbers, etc.
• 9. Acknowledgements: Acknowledge the terms and conditions by marking the appropriate boxes and providing any additional relevant information.
• 10. Contractor Signature and Date: The contractor must sign and date the form to certify its accuracy.

Failure to submit this form can lead to significant delays in your project and potential legal consequences. It is important to ensure that all information is accurately provided and the form is submitted on time.

• Project Delays: Without the necessary permits, your project cannot proceed.
• Legal Penalties: Undertaking electrical work without a permit can result in fines and legal action.
• Safety Hazards: Unpermitted electrical work may not meet safety standards, increasing the risk of accidents.
• Permit Revocation: Permits already issued can be suspended or revoked if found to be based on inaccurate information.
• Reputation Damage: Contractors and property owners may face reputational harm for not complying with regulatory requirements.

• 1. New Construction: Apply for a permit when performing electrical work for new construction projects.
• 2. Renovations: Obtain a permit for electrical work related to property renovations.
• 3. Repairs: Submit the form for permits needed for electrical repairs.
• 4. Generating Installations: Acquire the necessary permits for both permanent and temporary generator installations.
• 5. Signage: Apply for permits for the installation of electrical signs.