Bryan Lagarde
Bryan Lagarde is the executive director of Project NOLA, a nonprofit organization he founded in 2010 to enhance community safety through a network of surveillance cameras. With a background as a former police officer and district attorney investigator, Lagarde utilized his expertise in digital video technology to create a community-based surveillance system that aids law enforcement in solving crimes and increasing public safety. His efforts were particularly highlighted following the New Year's Eve terror attack in New Orleans, where Project NOLA's cameras played a crucial role in investigating the tragedy.
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Recent news mentions
Executive Director Bryan Lagarde stated that Project NOLA is a community endeavor supported by local residents.
This controversial technology is helping to find the escaped New Orleans inmates
United States· 2025-05-23
Bryan LaGarde, executive director of Project NOLA, used facial recognition technology to help identify and capture one fugitive.
Ten escape from New Orleans jail through hole in cell wall while lone guard left to get food
Canada· 2025-05-17
Bryan Lagarde is a criminologist at Project NOLA who provided insights into the surveillance efforts following a terrorist attack on Bourbon Street.
They’ll be watching Bourbon Street on Mardi Gras (and every other day)United States· 2025-03-02
