📣 Add these 𝐊𝐞𝐞𝐩 𝐒𝐭. 𝐓𝐚𝐦𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐲 𝐒𝐚𝐟𝐞 events to your calendar!
Visit an event in Mandeville, Slidell or Folsom this week to get the facts on the December 12 ballot initiative that would fund our public safety agencies.
For details: sttammany.gov/KeepStTammanyS…
Mark your calendars for more community meetings!
Get the facts and ask questions about Keep St. Tammany Safe next week in Slidell and Mandeville!
Learn more at sttammany.gov/KeepStTammanyS…
Did you know St. Tammany has its own DNA lab that identifies criminals and helps bring justice?
In this Beyond The Ballot episode, Tara Bell of the St. Tammany Coroner’s Office explains how their DNA lab efficiently processes evidence, identifies suspects & assists prosecutors.
Find out how our parish's quality of life will be affected if the lab loses dedicated funding, such as adding bottlenecks and up to a year long wait to processing evidence, by watching the full episode at sttammany.gov/KeepStTammanyS…
Our Keep St. Tammany Safe community meeting series continues in Bush!
On September 1 at 6 p.m., stop by the Bush Gymnasium on Crawford Cemetery Road.
Learn more about the December 12 ballot initiative that would fund vital institutions such as the District Attorney’s office, courts, correctional facility and the DNA laboratory that keep us safe!
Get the facts and learn more at sttammany.gov/KeepStTammanyS…
In preparation of Tropical Storm Bertha, five self-service sandbag locations will open today, July 20, at Noon.
Residents are advised to bring their own shovel.
Assistance is available to those in need by calling 985-898-2557.
Don’t drive through it, report it!
If you see a fallen tree, debris, flooded roadway or other hazard in your way, send us a picture and the location and our teams will handle it. The road closures will be added to Waze and Google Maps.
Visit: sttammany.gov/roadhazard
We’re ready, St. Tammany.
We prep year-round and that continued today. Our crews are on standby, ready to help where necessary.
Listen to this update from a few of our leaders.
⛈️More rainfall is on the way St. Tammany, now is the time to prepare!
The National Weather Service predicts a Moderate Risk of flash flooding this afternoon through Friday, with the greatest risk tonight through Thursday night.
⚠️Additionally, a risk of wind gusts of 30-50 mph, tornadoes and temporary street closures due to high water are also possible.
For your own safety, please avoid traveling in severe weather conditions. Do not attempt to drive through high water or flooded areas!
Self-service sandbag locations are open, with assistance available by calling 985-898-2557.
📱For up the minute weather alerts, sign up for STAT, our parish's emergency & weather alert system!Download the Everbridge App on your phone or visit: sttammany.gov/STAT
Get to your safe space! - The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Warning for the Pearl River & Talisheek areas!
For up to the minute weather alerts, subscribe to sttammany.gov/STAT
Tornado Warning including St. Tammany Parish, LA until 9:15 AM CDT

ALT This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 9:15 AM CDT. The warning includes St. Tammany Parish, LA. This warning is for Northeastern St. Tammany Parish in southeastern Louisiana. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and no hail is expected. There are 1,054 people in the warning along with 1 school and 0 hospitals.
A failing bridge in the Folsom area has been replaced a month ahead of schedule!
The $1.5 million St. John Church Road bridge has been enhanced with stronger, more durable materials and drainage improvements. The bridge is expected to serve the Folsom community for 100 years!
President Cooper & Parish Councilmembers cut the ribbon on an enhanced Faubourg Lift Station in the Covington-Madisonville area. The lift station will streamline operations & enhance wastewater treatment for 5,000 surrounding residents.
For details: sttammany.gov/news_detail_T1…
Less than 130 spots remain for our Spring 2026 Household Hazardous Waste Day!
Register to drop off your waste at the St. Tammany Parish Fairgrounds in Covington on May 2, from 8 a.m. to Noon!
For details on allowed items & register to drop off, visit KeepStTammanyBeautiful.org




















