Tracking Tropical Storm Zeta: Sandbag locations in southeast Louisiana - WDSU New Orleans

Tracking Tropical Storm Zeta: Sandbag locations in southeast Louisiana - WDSU New Orleans

Tracking Tropical Storm Zeta: Sandbag locations in southeast Louisiana - WDSU New Orleans

Posted: 26 Oct 2020 01:35 PM PDT

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Tracking Tropical Storm Zeta: Sandbag locations in southeast Louisiana

WDSU Digital Team

Southeast Louisiana is bracing for the impacts of approaching Tropical Storm Zeta. In southeast Louisiana, several parishes are opening locations for sandbag preparation. Here's a list of the current locations:Lafourche Parish: Terrebonne Parish: St. Tammany Parish: St. Tammany Parish Government- Building 21410 Koop Drive, Mandeville St. Tammany Parish Public Works- Airport Road Barn34783 Grantham College Road, Slidell, La.The Old Levee District Site (those who need assistance, visit Fritchie Barn)61134 Military Road (Hwy 190) Slidell, La.St. Tammany Parish Public Works- Fritchie Barn63119 Highway 1090 in Pearl RiverSt. Tammany Parish Public Works Barn- Keller Barn 63131 Fish Hatchery Road, LacombeSt. Tammany Parish Public Works Barn- Covington Barn1305 N. Florida St., CovingtonJefferson Parish:Plaquemines Parish: St. Bernard Parish: Orleans Parish: Hancock County: The Hancock County Emergency Management Agency will have self-serve sand and sand bags at the following locations beginning Monday, Oct. 26, 2020, at 3:00 p.m. Please bring your own shovel. If you need assistance with getting the sand-bags, please contact the Hancock County Emergency Management Agency at 228-255-0942 or Hancock County Central Dispatch at 228-255-9191. LOCATIONS:Hancock County Horse Arena, 4184 Kiln Delisle Road Old Hancock County Complex, 3068 Longfellow Drive Lakeshore Community Center, 6440 Lower Bay Road Bayside Fire Department, 6215 West Hinds St.West Hancock Fire Department, 16006 Washington St.Diamondhead City Hall, 5000 Diamondhead CircleWashington Parish: Tangipahoa Parish: St. John Parish: St. James Parish: St. Charles Parish: Download the WDSU news app to keep up with the latest on the hurricane's path. Follow Margaret Orr, Daniel Graves, Kweilyn Murphy and Damon Singleton on social media for detailed forecasts of this storm.

NEW ORLEANS —

Southeast Louisiana is bracing for the impacts of approaching Tropical Storm Zeta.

In southeast Louisiana, several parishes are opening locations for sandbag preparation. Here's a list of the current locations:

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Lafourche Parish:

Terrebonne Parish:

St. Tammany Parish:

St. Tammany Parish Government- Building
21410 Koop Drive, Mandeville

St. Tammany Parish Public Works- Airport Road Barn
34783 Grantham College Road, Slidell, La.

The Old Levee District Site (those who need assistance, visit Fritchie Barn)
61134 Military Road (Hwy 190) Slidell, La.

St. Tammany Parish Public Works- Fritchie Barn
63119 Highway 1090 in Pearl River

St. Tammany Parish Public Works Barn- Keller Barn
63131 Fish Hatchery Road, Lacombe

St. Tammany Parish Public Works Barn- Covington Barn
1305 N. Florida St., Covington

Jefferson Parish:

Plaquemines Parish:

St. Bernard Parish:

Orleans Parish:

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Hancock County:

The Hancock County Emergency Management Agency will have self-serve sand and sand bags at the following locations beginning Monday, Oct. 26, 2020, at 3:00 p.m.

Please bring your own shovel.

If you need assistance with getting the sand-bags, please contact the Hancock County Emergency Management Agency at 228-255-0942 or Hancock County Central Dispatch at 228-255-9191.

LOCATIONS:

  • Hancock County Horse Arena, 4184 Kiln Delisle Road
  • Old Hancock County Complex, 3068 Longfellow Drive
  • Lakeshore Community Center, 6440 Lower Bay Road
  • Bayside Fire Department, 6215 West Hinds St.
  • West Hancock Fire Department, 16006 Washington St.
  • Diamondhead City Hall, 5000 Diamondhead Circle

Washington Parish:

Tangipahoa Parish:

St. John Parish:

St. James Parish:

St. Charles Parish:

Download the WDSU news app to keep up with the latest on the hurricane's path.

Follow Margaret Orr, Daniel Graves, Kweilyn Murphy and Damon Singleton on social media for detailed forecasts of this storm.

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