Metro Council District 10
Metro Council District 10 is one of Baton Rouge’s most diverse and dynamic districts. It is home to major universities, the heart of downtown, historic neighborhoods, cultural institutions, and communities working every day to overcome economic challenges. This mix of people, places, and perspectives is what makes District 10 unique and why thoughtful, inclusive leadership matters.
Councilwoman Carolyn R. Coleman is committed to serving every part of the district with fairness, transparency, and accountability. Her approach recognizes that while District 10’s neighborhoods may differ, residents across the district share the same goals: safe streets, reliable infrastructure, access to services, and opportunities for their families to thrive.
A District with Diverse Needs and Shared Priorities
District 10 includes long-established neighborhoods alongside growing residential and commercial areas. It encompasses centers of education, government, culture, and commerce, as well as communities that have historically been underserved. Representing such a wide-ranging district requires balance—listening closely to residents, responding to immediate concerns, and planning for long-term growth.
Councilwoman Coleman works to ensure that infrastructure improvements, public safety, zoning decisions, and city investments are made with the full district in mind. Her focus is on equity, access, and practical solutions that strengthen neighborhoods without leaving anyone behind.
Serving Residents Across District 10
As a member of the Metro Council, Councilwoman Coleman advocates for policies and investments that improve daily life for District 10 residents. Her work includes:
Supporting safer streets and improved transportation options
Strengthening infrastructure and responsible development
Expanding access to health, social, and senior services
Supporting youth programs and educational opportunities
Encouraging transparent, responsive city government
Through collaboration with city departments, community partners, and fellow elected officials, she works to ensure District 10 residents are informed, heard, and supported.
Serving Residents Across District 10
District 10 is home to vital community assets that provide direct services to residents. A key hub is the Dr. Leo S. Butler Community Center, which offers programs and services for individuals and families, including:
- Council on Aging Senior Center
- Health and wellness clinics
- Social services support
- Youth and community programs
These resources play an important role in strengthening families and improving the quality of life throughout the district.
Staying Connected to Your Council Office
Councilwoman Coleman’s office is committed to being accessible and responsive. Residents are encouraged to reach out with questions, concerns, or requests for assistance. Whether it’s a neighborhood issue, a meeting request, or participation in a community event, resident engagement helps guide priorities and decision-making.
Visitors to this site can:
- Submit constituent service requests
- Request meetings or invite the council office to events
- Stay informed about district news and updates
- Learn more about the services available in District 10
Building a Stronger District 10—Together
District 10’s strength comes from its people. By listening, collaborating, and planning thoughtfully for the future, Councilwoman Carolyn R. Coleman continues working to ensure every neighborhood has a voice and every resident has a seat at the table.
Together, District 10 is moving forward connected, resilient, and full of opportunity.