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Mayor Broome Announces Closure of City-Parish Buildings and Suspension of Garbage Collection Service

Baton Rouge, LALocal News

Mayor Broome has officially announced the closure of City-Parish buildings and the suspension of garbage collection services as Hurricane Delta approaches Baton Rouge. Effective Friday, October 8, community centers, City Hall, and libraries will be closed to ensure the safety of the public amid expected hazardous weather conditions. The city is prioritizing safety by advising residents to stay indoors and monitor local updates. Although garbage collection will be suspended during this time, there is a possibility for resumption on Saturday if the weather permits. This initiative showcases the local government's proactive approach to crisis management and public safety.

Citizens are encouraged to utilize official communication channels for the latest updates and further instructions. The announcement reflects the ongoing challenges posed by natural disasters and the community's resilience. Local leaders emphasize the importance of preparedness and staying informed during such events.

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