Weather

Emergency contact information

Disaster Assistance
 Capital Area United Way
http://cauw.org/

225.923.2114 or toll-free
877.923.2114 to get help
Online Pledge Form 

 
Federal Emergency Management Agency
http://www.fema.gov/

Apply for assistance online 
Apply by phone 800.621.FEMA (3362)

American Red Cross
http://www.redcross.org/

800.REDCROSS [733.2767]
--Baton Rouge Chapter
http://www.batonrouge.redcross.org

225.291.4533

Baton Rouge Food Bank
http://www.brfoodbank.org/index.shtml

225.359.9940

Hurricane Information

National Hurricane Center
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

504.522.7330

National Weather Service
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/

504.522.7330

Parish Office of Emergency Preparedness Telephone Numbers

Ascension 225.621.8360
Assumption 985.369.7386
East
Baton Rouge 225.389.2100
East Feliciana 225.634.5113
Iberville 225.687.5140

Pointe Coupee 225.694.9014
St. Mary 985.385.2600
Tangipahoa 985.748.9602
West
Baton Rouge 225.346.1577

Floods

If water is entering your house 225.389.3158
To report flood damage to FEMA 800.462.9029 or for the hearing impaired 800.462.7585 

Greater Baton Rouge Emergency Web Sites

EBR Office of Emergency Preparedness
Louisiana State Police
East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office
Baton Rouge Police Department

Louisiana State Fire Marshal
Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
River Stages

Important Telephone Numbers

Emergency 911
Police 389.2000
Fire 354.1400
Acadian Ambulance 800.259.3333

American Red Cross 225.291.4533
Animal Control 225.774.7700
Baton Rouge General Hospital
225.387.7000 (Mid-City)
225.763.4000 (Bluebonnet)
Entergy 800.368.3749, 800.9OUTAGE
Family Violence Intervention Center 225.389.3001
Lane Regional Medical Center 225.658.4000
Atmos Energy (gas) 800.692.4694

Louisiana State Police 225.754.8500
LSU Police 225.
578.3231
Baton Rouge Metro Airport 225.355.0333
Ochsner Medical Center
225.752.2470
Office of Emergency Preparedness  225.389.2100
One Call (before you dig)  800.272.3020
Our Lady of the
Lake Regional Medical Center 225.765.6565
Poison Control 800.256.9822
Rape Crisis Center For the Baton Rouge chapter 225.383.7273 or for the Louisiana chapter 800.656.HOPE(4673)
Sheriff’s Office  225.389.5000
Waste Management 
225.664.8802
Water  225.925.2011

West Baton Rouge Sheriff 225.343.9234
Woman’s Hospital  225.927.1300

Parish Web Sites

Ascension
http://www.ascensionparish.net/

East Baton Rouge
http://brgov.com/

East Feliciana
http://www.felicianatourism.org/

Iberville
http://www.ibervilleparish.com/

Lafayette
http://www.lapage.com/parishes/lafay.htm

Livingston
http://www.livingstonparish.com/

Pointe Coupee
http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=3531

St. Helena
http://www.sthelenapj.org/

West Baton Rouge
http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=3636

West Feliciana
http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=3638

City Town Web Sites

Baker
http://www.cityofbakerla.net/

Baton Rouge
http://brgov.com/

Covington
http://cityofcovingtonla.com/

Denham Springs
http://www.discoverourtown.com/LA/Denham%20Springs/Organizations-2317.html

Gonzales
http://www.gonzalesla.com/

Hammond
http://www.hammond.org/

Lafayette
http://www.lafayettela.gov/

New Orleans
http://www.cityofno.com/portal.aspx

Opelousas
http://www.cityofopelousas.com/

Slidell
http://www.slidell.la.us/

Zachary
http://www.zacharyla.com/

Emergency Info

When a hurricane watch or warning is issued
Hurricane watch and warning procedures.

When to evacuate
Evacuation procedural tips.

Pet care in disasters
Tips for evacuation of your pet(s).

Emergency contact information
List of important emergency numbers.

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