St. Tammany, Help is on the way.
Over twenty years wearing a badge in this parish — from patrolman at 22 to Chief of Police. One promise: a safer St. Tammany.
We HAVE to get this next election right.
The badge in this parish is respected — the men and women who wear it have earned that.
The citizens of this parish are tired of broken promises, embarrassment, and corruption. It’s time for a new generation of leadership.
Over two decades in local law enforcement — patrol, major cases, command.
Ran the business side of Slidell PD as Chief Administrative Officer.
The Sheriff's Office serves roughly 234,000 residents across the parish.
“Is this best for the people of St. Tammany Parish? If the answer is yes, we will move forward together.”Daniel Seuzeneau
Most voters know the badge before they know the man.
Daniel Seuzeneau started on patrol in Slidell at 22 and never left the job. He worked the cases that keep families up at night — homicides, armed robberies, hostage standoffs — then proved he could run the operation, managing an $18 million-plus department and serving as Slidell's Interim Chief of Police.
He's a husband, a father of two daughters, and a Louisiana Tech graduate with an MBA. He left a secure job to run for this office — with, in his own words, “more to lose than anybody else.”
Stand with Daniel for a safer St. Tammany.
No machine. No statewide ambitions. Just a St. Tammany campaign, funded by the people it answers to.
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This campaign runs on neighbors.
Yard signs, door knocks, house parties — a neighborhood throwing its weight behind one of its own. Leave your email and the team will be in touch.
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