COVID-19
Louisiana leads U.S. in COVID testing
While Louisiana’s COVID-19 case count appears to be leveling off, Governor John Bel Edwards Tuesday warned of taking slightly better numbers to mean infection rates are diminishing. The Louisiana Department of Health posted 1,417 additional Coronavirus cases since Monday, 400 less than the 1,857 new cases posted the day before.
From District Attorney Trent Brignac
13 th Judicial District Court Judge Gary Ortego and District
Attorney Trent Brignac would like to inform the public that all
Revocation Hearings as well as all Compulsory School
From Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Office
The Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office would like to thank Bayou Teche Brewing and Mr. Karlos Knott for supporting our department with a donation of hand sanitizer during this critical time due to COVID-19.
From the Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office
OPERATING HOURS DUE TO COVID-19
TAX DEPARTMENT OPERATING HOURS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY 9AM-12PM
ONLY ONE PERSON ALLOWED AT A TIME
From Mamou Town Council
Due to the gathering restrictions resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen which would normally be held on Wednesday, April 8, 2020, has been can
From Evangeline Parish Fire District II
This notice is to inform you that due to the COVID-19 virus, the Evangeline Fire District #2 will not be having its regular meeting April 14, 2020.
ICU/Ventilators nearing capacity as tidal wave of cases peaks
Louisiana’s COVID-19 case count soared by nearly 2,000 Monday as an avalanche of test results flooded in. The state posted 1,857 new cases and 35 more deaths since Sunday.
From Evangeline Parish Sheriff Eddie Soileau
At the Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office, the safety and well-being of our employees and the public is always our priority, and we recognize the important role we play in providing protection duri
COVID-19 cases rise again
On the day New York Mayor Bill DeBlasio called for a national draft of retired doctors and medical workers to be rushed to New York City, Louisiana COVID-19 cases broke above 10,000 to 10,297 cases