RFQ – Fire and Police Civil Service Attorney

The Alexandria Municipal Fire and Police Civil Service Board is seeking a Louisiana‑licensed attorney to serve as its independent legal counsel for a three‑year term (with an option to renew). The attorney will advise on municipal fire and police civil‑service law, attend regular and special board meetings, represent the board in hearings and investigations, draft and review rules and decisions, handle public‑records and subpoena requests, and ensure compliance with state open‑meetings statutes. • Minimum 4–6 years of experience in administrative, municipal, labor/employment, or civil‑service law. • Must provide three detailed past assignments, three recommendation letters, and a sworn conflicts‑of‑interest statement. • Submission must be emailed to the board secretary by May 13, 2026, with no budget disclosed, so the firm must propose its own fee schedule. • The engagement runs for three years and may be renewed, offering a multi‑year revenue stream for a qualified legal practice.