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It will be necessary for the City to close the three back down boat ramps at the Mandeville Harbor tomorrow, 11/18/30, and Monday, 11/23/20, for replacement of the bulkhead on the third ramp. We appreciate your patience as we continue with our improvement projects in the harbor area. Please let all of your boating and …
Harbor Boat Ramps Will Be Closed Wednesday,11/18 and Monday, 11/23 Read More »
Coastal Environmental Services wants to get ahead of the holiday rush to inform you of the changes in pick up schedule for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s! CES will be working diligently to ensure everyone is serviced and that the CES team is able to spend some time with their families. You can check updates …
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Hurricane Zeta debris removal continues throughout the City of Mandeville. Coastal Environmental Services has been systematically going through the city area by area and expects to have the entire city completed by the end of this week. If your debris has not been removed by week’s end, you can call Coastal and request a pick …
St. Tammany Parish has provided 50 roof tarps to the City for residents who sustained damage from Zeta. The tarps are available at Mandeville Public Works office, 1100 Mandeville High Boulevard; 985-624-3169. Thanks to Parish President Mike Cooper for making these tarps available to our residents!
The city has received some calls asking if the City of Mandeville is under a boil water advisory. We are NOT. Apparently some residents were inadvertently included in a robo call advisory involving water systems OUTSIDE of the city limits. If you receive your water bill from the City of Mandeville, there is NO BOIL …
The City of Mandeville is NOT under any boil water advisory. Read More »
I have been riding with our Public Works Department and assessing damage this morning. First, I just spoke to CLECO. There are about 70k out in St. Tammany. Almost all of Mandeville. This could be a 3-4 day event for CLECO right now, because a main transmitter in west Madisonville blew and that feeds Mandeville. …
Our area is currently under both hurricane and storm surge warnings for Zeta, currently a tropical storm but expected to become a hurricane overnight. City departments and personnel continue to monitor and prepare for Zeta. Barricades have been strategically positioned near the lakefront and are ready should the Lakeshore Drive area roads become impassable due …
We are monitoring the forecast track of Zeta as she prepares to enter the Gulf of Mexico. City departments are prepared with storm protocols as necessary. We will update you with those actions as they occur. Please keep up with the latest information from the National Hurricane Center and local weather forecasters. https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at3+shtml/211404.shtml?cone#contents …