Latest Storm Updates and Resources

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Huricane Ida Resources:

Disaster Assistance - Register for FEMA Disaster assistance and get more information for disaster resources. Click HERE to see the three ways you can apply.

D-SNAP - Learn more and register for D-SNAP disaster food stamp assistance.

Crisis-Cleanup - Learn more and register for disaster cleanup assistance. You may also dial 844-965-1386 for more information.

Operation Blue Roof - Learn how to apply for No Cost temporary roof covering by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contractors. DEADLINE TO APPLY: October 15,2021. Download more information HERE.

Catholic Charities’ Ida Hotline - Call to access hurricane benefits you may qualify for and locate services and resources needed for your recovery.

Tropical Storm/Hurricane Resources:

Be Prepared - If you are new to Tangipahoa Parish or the state of Louisiana, we have put together helpful information to make sure you will be prepared for any storm we face.

Tangipahoa Parish Road Closure Map - Use this portal to see road closures, flooding, and other information related to the road conditions in Tangipahoa Parish.

River Flood Stage Map - The most up-to-date information on river levels.

Entergy Outages Map - Follow the link and then zoom in or select "Outages by Parish" or "Outages by Zip Code".

Tangi Alert - This is an emergency notification program will provide residents with alerts about any hazardous event. Messages will be sent to residents on their preferred contact paths - cell phone, SMS, home phone, email, fax, pager and more - to ensure real-time access to potentially lifesaving information.

Tangipahoa Emergency Preparedness - The Tangipahoa Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (TPOHSEP) is the coordinating agency for emergency and disaster activities.

Important Hurricane Information - On this page you will find important information on Storm Surge, Landfall, Preperation of Risk, and FAQ'a about what you should do in the event of a Hurricane. It also contains helpful links such as how to build a disaster kit and the Louisiana evacuation map.

Please reference the updates below for the latest Sandbag Distribution Centers and Emergancy Shelter Information.

 

Updates

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Have you heard? There are big changes coming to the intersection of South Airport/Hoover/Sisters Road on Thursday, Sept. 28. PONCHATOULA—Starting Thursday, Sept. 28, there will no longer be a four-way stop at the intersection of South Airport, North Hoover, and Sisters Road. In order to accommodate the next phase of construction of the new traffic circle, motorists will begin using the new roundabout pattern at the South Airport, North Hoover and Sisters Road intersection, Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller said. “Temporary signs, barricades, striping, and cones will direct traffic around the new roundabout configuration,” Miller said. He urged motorists to drive slowly and “exercise patience” while maneuvering through the new traffic pattern. Crews will be working in and around the circle during this transition period. Miller said to expect delays while crews work close to travel lanes in order to complete curb and gutter work, which must be finished before asphalt is applied to the roadway.
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Tangi makes it happen! Thank you so much to groups like The Waters at Hammond for always being so generous with our shelter pets! This is just one more example why Tangipahoa is #TheBestParishintheState!
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Today Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller participated in a roundtable discussion on the extreme heat conditions we’ve experienced this summer. Miller told the subcommittee of the Congressional Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that FEMA should develop plans for releasing federal assistance in emergency situations like the wildfires that impacted our community this summer. “While these unusual events do not have specific beginnings and ends, like a natural disaster would, they are nonetheless emergency situations that are beyond the scope of traditional service,” Miller said. Miller spoke on the call as a representative of the National Association of Counties (NACo), who supports this proposal because it would give local authorities the ability to declare an emergency and request funds or equipment without requiring a Presidential declaration.
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The application period begins tomorrow (Friday, September 22, 2023):
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Reminder: The statewide burn ban remains in effect. Please do not burn anything, as conditions remain far too dry.
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Reminder: George Road will be closed from LA 442 to the intersection of Gas Line Road starting at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 21. Miller said crews will be repaving the roadway, and detours will be posted during the overlay operation.
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Parish President Robby Miller recent led a discussion on economic development at the state LIDEA conference in Baton Rouge. When asked about the challenges Tangipahoa faces in landing new business and industry, Miller told economic developers that one strategy that works well for us is addressing any negatives or shortfalls up front. He said being forthcoming has been a positive for #TeamTangi, and he makes it a policy to provide the public with as much information about projects as possible. Miller also told economic developers that broadband is every bit as important as sewer, water, and electricity for incoming industry. That's why Tangi's Broadband project is going to be a game changer for our parish! #BestParishintheState
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A portion of Randall Road will be closed starting Monday, September 25, 2023. Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller said DOTD will close the north end of Randall Road by the Calvary Christian Center property starting Monday, Sept. 25, to replace the bridge. “The project calls for replacing the old timber crossing with a new concrete bridge,” Miller said. The project will take several months; however, if weather conditions cooperate, the bridge could be open as soon as the end of the year, barring any issues. The estimated cost of the bridge replacement is $1.35 million.
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REMINDER: A portion of George Road will be closed tomorrow (Thursday, Sept. 21) for paving operations. Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller said George Road will be closed from LA 442 to the intersection of Gas Line Road starting at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday. Miller said crews will be repaving the roadway, and detours will be posted during the overlay operation.
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Tangipahoa's motto is "Move Here," and it refers to more than just inviting new residents and businesses to come to our parish. When our people are in trouble, WE MOVE, and that's why we hope you will join us in supporting one of our own. This Friday, Sept. 22, #TeamTangi is hosting a jambalaya fundraiser for Sarah, the daughter of one of our employees. Sarah has been diagnosed with Leukemia (A.L.L.) and we will be raising funds to help her get the treatment she needs to beat this illness! For more information, call Donna at (985) 748-2252 or Toni Jean at (985) 748-5914. You can also fax your order to (985) 748-7576. Let's all do our part to help this young lady on her road to recovery!
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TPG Press Release - Hurricane Sally

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AMITE—Parish President Robby Miller has signed an emergency declaration effective today (Sunday, Sept. 13), as Tangipahoa prepares for potential landfall from Hurricane Sally in the next 48 hours.

Miller and the Tangipahoa Parish Government team are working inside the [...]

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