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02/05/2026

Trauma Program. Children’s Hospital New Orleans is the first and largest full-service hospital exclusively for children in Louisiana and the Gulf South.

02/03/2026

01/30/2026

🚨SHELTERS AND MEALS AVAILABLE IN NORTH LOUISIANA 🚨 Due to prolonged power outages, the American Red Cross has opened a shelter in East Carroll to offer a safe, warm place for individuals and families in need.

• East Carroll Parish: General Trass High School | 700 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Lake Providence (Open 24/7 - Lunch and dinner served)

🚑 COMMUNITY FEEDING SITES:
• Caddo Parish: HOPE Connections | 2350 Levy Street, Shreveport (Lunch served)
• Ouachita Parish: Liller Maddox Marbles City Center | 2950 Renwick Street, Monroe (Lunch served in partnership with Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief)

✅ Open to anyone in need
✅ Meals are available while supplies last

Please help spread the word and check on neighbors who may need assistance.

🔴 For up-to-date shelter and warming center information, visit redcross.org/shelters or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

01/27/2026

If you were affected by the recent winter storm, warming shelters are open if you need them. Resources are available to help you locate your nearest shelters. Visit redcross.org/shelter or text SHELTER & your ZIP to 43362.

More local & state resources: fema.gov/disaster/2026-winter-storm

01/27/2026

DOTD is working diligently to keep all state routes passable during severe weather events. When the situation deteriorates to where some roads are impassable, there are priority routes where DOTD focuses its de-icing efforts.
This graphic shows those priority routes.

Remember that www.511la.org is your best source for updated closure information.

01/23/2026

Winter weather can lead to power outages. Taking steps now can help keep you and your family safe if the lights go out. Planning ahead can make all the difference. Learn more at Ready.gov/winter-ready

01/23/2026

With major winter storms in the forecast, is sharing key messages on potential impacts. Stay informed, review your local forecast. Are you prepared for disruptions to heat, power or communication services? Be sure to have supplies stocked before winter weather arrives.
Readiness resources: https://www.ready.gov/winter-ready https://x.com/i/lists/72504214

01/22/2026

01/22/2026

Wednesday, January 21, 2026

Winter Weather Morning Update:
** Time frame: Late Friday through Saturday into Sunday, could linger into Monday but the system will depart quickly as we enter the new week.

** Beyond, extreme cold temperatures & wind chills are expected across the area Sunday through Tuesday.

** The highest probabilities for freezing rain & associated ice accumulation will be north of a Baton Rouge to the Bogalusa line with the greatest threat in Southwest Mississippi and portions of Louisiana north of New Roads to Kentwood line.

Please monitor your local weather forecast and stay alert for official weather warnings and advisories this weekend.

01/22/2026

Potential Ice Alert for Iberville Parish this weekend! Be Prepared! ❄️ 🌨️

Winter weather is possible in our area this weekend. While ice events are rare for South Louisiana, even light icing can impact roads, power, and pipes. Now is the time to prepare.

✅ Protect Your Pipes: Wrap exposed pipes and let faucets drip to prevent freezing.
✅ Stock Up: Grab essentials like groceries, water, batteries, and medications.
✅ Stay Warm: Check your heaters, bundle up, and bring pets indoors! Wear hats, gloves, scarves, and waterproof boots to stay warm and dry.
✅ Be Safe on Roads: Drive only if necessary. Slow down and avoid bridges and overpasses, which can freeze quickly.
✅ Emergency Kit: Keep flashlights, blankets, and a first-aid kit handy.
✅ Stay Informed: Follow us for updates and check weather alerts regularly.
✅ Check on Neighbors: Especially elderly or vulnerable neighbors—lend a hand if needed!
✅ Clear Walkways: Sprinkle sand or salt to prevent slipping on icy steps and sidewalks.
✅ Know Emergency Contacts: Save local utility numbers and Iberville Parish emergency services in case of issues.

We will share updates as conditions develop. Preparing now helps keep our community safe if temperatures drop lower than expected. Together, we can navigate this frosty weather safely.

Stay warm and stay safe, Iberville!