From St. Tammany Parish Government: St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper is asking residents to continue to monitor the forecast for Hurricane Sally through
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Self-Service Sandbag Locations in St. Tammany Parish
SELF-SERVICE SANDBAG LOCATIONS OPEN SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2020 St. Tammany Parish Government will open six self-service sandbag locations beginning Sunday, September 13, 2020. All
St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper Offers Support for Regional Recovery Phases
From St. Tammany Parish Government: St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper has penned a personal letter to Governor John Bel Edwards asking him to
Innovative Floodgate Design Installed in St. Tammany – First of its Kind in the State in a Residential Area
St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper announced today, the completion of the installation of a FloodBreak Automatic Floodgate Mitigation System — in the Fox
St. Tammany Parish Emergency Operations Update
Tuesday, August 25, 2020 St. Tammany Parish Officials continue to monitor Hurricane Laura and the potential impacts on St. Tammany Parish. Hurricane Laura is
Summer Heat Safety Tips
It’s a hot one folks! With almost a week straight of excessive heat advisories it is important to take precautions. You can sign up
St. Tammany Parish Government Enters Phase One Reopening
From St. Tammany Parish Government: St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper signed an Executive Order, to reopen St. Tammany Parish and St. Tammany Parish
COVID-19: City Events Cancelled, parish Advice
Out of an abundance of caution over Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) concerns, City of Covington leaders together with event organizers have announced the cancellation of
Memorial Service For Patricia Brister Monday
Memorial Service Announced For Patricia P. Brister, Former St. Tammany Parish President The public is invited to a Memorial Service for Patricia P. “Pat”
$3.5 Million Roadway Improvement Project Begins in Covington Area
Pat Brister, St. Tammany Parish President announced today the start of a $3.5 million roadway improvement investment on Highway 1085 (Bootlegger Road) in the
STPG Preparedness Posture
Pat Brister, St. Tammany Parish President, her administration and emergency operations personnel continue to monitor any potential impacts of Potential Tropical Cyclone Two, currently
Hurricane Preparedness
Take some time this week – Hurricane Preparedness Week – to make sure you have a hurricane evacuation plan. The first thing you need
STPG Hosts Law Enforcement Luncheon
Pat Brister, St. Tammany Parish President, cuts the cake on Monday, January 22, 2018, at the third annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon. Organized by
LWC Job Fair at Castine Center
CONTACT: Jennifer Barnett (985) 646-6410 Jbarnett.laworks@gmail.com www.triparishworks.net Greater New Orleans: All area residents in search of a new job or career advancement are encouraged
CBA Statement on proposed Bikeshare Program
Some have followed the bizarre story (here, here, and here and also here plus here as well) of the Northshore Community Foundation’s proposed BikeShare
STEDF Update: Following The Money
Recently, Covington Weekly reported on changes in the composition of economic development in the parish. The following exchange between CW Correspondent Timothy Gates and
LA SAFE Community Meetings Parishwide
From St. Tammany Parish Government: LA SAFE has scheduled a second round of community wide meetings. These meetings follow the first round of parish
Parish Announces Repair Work On Brewster Rd.
Beginning Tuesday, May 30th, crews will begin repair work on E. Brewster Rd. in Covington, near the service entrance to River Chase Shopping Center.
St. Tammany Litter Abatement Labor of Love
St. Tammany Parish Government, Keep St. Tammany Beautiful, and the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office announced today the kickoff of a full-time, joint, litter
How Business and Trade Organizations Can Railroad the Democratic Process and Restrict Free Market Capitalism
In what may be a general statement on the history of Louisiana politics, the public tends to take it for granted if (or when)