
2026 Annual St. Mary Parish Hurricane Preparedness Meeting
Watch the 2026 St. Mary Parish Hurricane Preparedness Meeting, presented by the Port of Morgan City, the St. Mary Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness, and the National Weather Service. Streamed live by KQKI News, this marks the 14th annual presentation of the meeting.
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July 17, 2026 | Parish Press Releases
St. Mary Parish Council Second Regular Meeting for 7-22-26 at 6:00PMJuly 14, 2026 | Levee District Press Releases
ST. MARY LEVEE DISTRICT NOTICE OF REGULAR PUBLIC MEETINGJuly 13, 2026 | Weather Alerts
FORECAST OUTLOOK: MONDAY THUR SATURDAY 7AM FROM STATE CLIMATOLOGIST, JAY GRYMESJuly 10, 2026 | Weather Alerts
WEEKLY WEATHER OUTLOOK FROM US NWS NEW ORLEANS/BATON ROUGE WEBINAR 7.9.26June 18, 2026 | Parish Press Releases
PLEASE REPORT ANY DAMAGES TO DAMAGE.LA.GOVJune 12, 2026 | Road Closures
Road or Lane Status US 90 Eastbound from MM 162.9 to MM 163.7 near Wax Lake, St. Mary Parish, Lane ClosureMay 29, 2026 | Road Closures
Road or Lane Status US 90 EB overpass at LA 3211, St. Mary Parish, Lane Closure for Routine Bridge MaintenanceMay 12, 2026 | Events
St Mary Parish featured on LPBMay 8, 2026 | Road Closures
Road or Lane Status US 90 Eastbound at LA 3211, St. Mary Parish, Lane ClosureMay 8, 2026 | Road Closures
Road or Lane Status US 90 Westbound from MM 161.5 to MM 163.7, St. Mary Parish, Alternating Lane ClosuresMay 8, 2026 | Road Closures
Road or Lane Status US 90 Eastbound from MM 161.5 to MM 163.7, St. Mary Parish, Alternating Lane ClosuresMay 7, 2026 | Road Closures
Press Release (Media/Web) UPDATE: NOW OPEN: Centerville Bridge Closure Scheduled as Part of $1.56 Million Preservation ProjectMay 5, 2026 | Uncategorized
REGISTER FOR CODERED ALERTSApril 30, 2026 | Events
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GUIDE 2026April 23, 2026 | Road Closures
Road or Lane Status UPDATE: EXTENDED: US 90 EB & WB from LA 318 (Exit 144) to LA 83 (Baldwin), St. Mary Parish, Intermittent Lane ClosuresMarch 17, 2026 | Parish Press Releases
ST MARY PARISH HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN DEVELOPMENT MEETING 4.14.26 10 AMMarch 16, 2026 | Road Closures
LA 319 (Cypremort Point Road) at the Louisa Bridge, St. Mary Parish, Lane Closure for Routine Bridge InspectionMarch 13, 2026 | Parish Press Releases
2026 ST MARY PARISH HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN UPDATE LINK TO SLIDES FROM MEETING 3/10/2026Social Media

Join us for the City of Franklin/100 Black Men of St. Mary Parish Back to School Community Fair on Monday, August 3th at the McKerral-O'niel Community Center (City Park Rec) from 9a.m. - 1p.m. Sponsored by AmeriHealth Caritas of Louisiana
👏Looking for Community Partners that would like to donate school supplies, uniforms or any items that students would need to return to school. Table set ups available. Please contact Tammy Rogers at City Hall (337) 828-6350 to register.
As per usual the Gun Violence Awareness program will be brought to you by the A.J. Hill & Braylen Foulcard Foundations. A.J. Hill was a dedicated community member and barber that was killed due to senseless gun violence in New Orleans. He would be the first barber in and the last to leave every Back to School Community Fair.
Registration for school supplies will begin at 9a.m. on a first come first serve basis. Supplies will be distributed immediately following the Gun Violence Awareness ceremony. Lunch will be served.
Let's fellowship together to ensure another exciting and productive school year in the City of Franklin. #PardonOurRevitalization #UnderTheLampposts #FranklinProud #BackToSchool2026
👏Looking for Community Partners that would like to donate school supplies, uniforms or any items that students would need to return to school. Table set ups available. Please contact Tammy Rogers at City Hall (337) 828-6350 to register.
As per usual the Gun Violence Awareness program will be brought to you by the A.J. Hill & Braylen Foulcard Foundations. A.J. Hill was a dedicated community member and barber that was killed due to senseless gun violence in New Orleans. He would be the first barber in and the last to leave every Back to School Community Fair.
Registration for school supplies will begin at 9a.m. on a first come first serve basis. Supplies will be distributed immediately following the Gun Violence Awareness ceremony. Lunch will be served.
Let's fellowship together to ensure another exciting and productive school year in the City of Franklin. #PardonOurRevitalization #UnderTheLampposts #FranklinProud #BackToSchool2026







