Brian Nicaud for Slidell Chief
Crimefighters of Louisiana is proud to endorse Brian Nicaud for Slidell Chief of Police.
Brian Nicaud has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to public safety, accountability, and the protection of victims’ rights. His leadership reflects the integrity, experience, and dedication our communities deserve. Throughout his career, he has shown a clear focus on strengthening trust between law enforcement and the citizens they serve while ensuring that justice remains a top priority.
Crimefighters stands firmly behind Brian Nicaud and is confident in his ability to lead the Slidell Police Department with professionalism, transparency, and a strong commitment to community protection. We encourage the community to support his continued leadership.
Brian Nicaud is a veteran law enforcement officer currently running for Chief of Police in Slidell, Louisiana, in the upcoming election on May 16, 2026.
Nicaud is a fourth-generation police officer with a 35-year career in law enforcement. He moved to Slidell in 1990 and spent nearly three decades with the Slidell Police Department.
- Career Ranks: Worked his way up to the rank of Sergeant before retiring from active duty in 2016.
- Diverse Roles: Served in nearly every division, including Patrol, Criminal Investigations (Juvenile Detective), Records, Evidence, and Dispatch.
- Specialized Programs: Spent 13 years as an instructor for the D.A.R.E. program and served as a School Resource Officer (SRO) in local elementary schools.
- Administrative Impact: As a Fleet and Facilities Manager, he reportedly implemented procedural changes that saved the department approximately $1 million.
Running as a Republican, Nicaud’s platform focuses on “community policing” and early intervention for youth. Key promises from his official campaign site and public debates include:
- Juvenile Intervention: Plans to create a 10-person volunteer board to develop programs for at-risk youth and bring back the D.A.R.E. program.
- Visibility: Intends to increase street presence by having officers patrol in golf carts and bicycles, and promises to hold monthly “coffees” with citizens.
- Crime Prevention: Focused on proactive training and using new technology rather than simply adding more officers.
- Rehabilitation: Proposed a “Work Instead of Lock-Up” option for certain adult offenders.
- Date: May 16, 2026.
- Early Voting: May 2 – May 9, 2026.Opponent: He is running against Tommy Williams, another veteran of the Slidell Police Department.
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