LET'S KEEP KENNER STRONG

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Everything in my work history has prepared me to lead a major law enforcement division. From serving as Kenner’s city prosecutor to helping lead the $2.2 billion government of Jefferson Parish as Chief Operating Officer, I have gained invaluable administrative experience. As both a former elected and appointed official, I valued the distinctiveness of serving a community. But across my varied career, I have mostly treasured the 21 years I spent as a Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Officer. Protecting our people and property was always a gratifying experience to me. The responsibility of protecting lives is an awesome one that requires complete dedication. I love the city of Kenner and have deep admiration for the men and women of the Kenner Police Department. While I will miss the parish government, if it is the will of the voters, I will be honored to protect one of our state’s greatest cities.

Conley served as a Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Deputy from May 1982 to March of 2003. During that time, Conley served in the Special Investigations, Vice Squad and Narcotics Divisions. He rose to Sergeant during his 21-year career with the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office. Shortly after his time with the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office, Conley served as Kenner’s City Attorney, Clerk of Court and City Prosecutor.

Conley, a Republican, is a graduate of Loyola University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He is an elected member of the Republican State Central Committee. Conley served as President of the Woodlake Playground Booster Club and as President of the Grandlake Estates Civic Association. He is a former board officer for the Lymphoma and Leukemia Society, and a former board member for the Hospital Service District No. 2 Board overseeing East Jefferson General Hospital. Conley dedicated much of his free time coaching at Jefferson Parish playgrounds. He is married to Barbie Johnson Conley, and they have four children: Stacey, Kimberly, Chad, and Kelsey.