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City-Parish offices in Baton Rouge will reopen on Wednesday, January 17, with the exception of EBR Head Start centers. Additionally, waste management services including garbage, trash, and recycling will resume operations as usual.
The City-Parish Office will be closed on Monday, January 15, 2024, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Despite the closure, garbage and recycling services will continue to operate as normal, ensuring that residents are informed about the schedule.
City-Parish offices in Baton Rouge will be closed on Monday, January 8, 2024, to accommodate the Gubernatorial Inauguration. This closure highlights the importance of civic events in the region and their impact on local governance. Residents are advised to plan accordingly.
A recent search for documents related to Baton Rouge reveals various reports and study guides, including a homicide investigation and exam preparation resources for protective services and maintenance. These documents, dated from December 2023 to January 2024, provide insight into the city's ongoing issues and administrative functions.
Mayor Broome has announced a community-led plan to combat the HIV epidemic in Baton Rouge, which will culminate in a virtual summit on December 4, 2023. This initiative aims to engage local residents and stakeholders in addressing a critical public health issue affecting the region. The summit will provide a platform for discussions and strategies to improve health outcomes.
The Election Results app provides crucial updates on 20 ballot items for East Baton Rouge precincts ahead of the Nov. 18, 2023, runoff election. This tool aims to enhance transparency and engagement in the electoral process, ensuring voters are well-informed. The app is a significant resource for residents looking to stay updated on local election outcomes.
Trick-or-treat hours for East Baton Rouge Parish have been officially set for 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, October 31, 2023. This announcement provides essential information for families planning their Halloween festivities. Residents are encouraged to participate and enjoy the community's Halloween celebrations.
Mayor Broome has announced the closure of City Hall and other government buildings at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 28, due to impending inclement weather. The Metro Council meeting originally scheduled for that day will be postponed. This decision directly impacts local government operations and public accessibility.
Debris removal operations in Baton Rouge are expanding as crews continue to address the aftermath of Hurricane Delta, having already collected nearly 5,000 cubic yards of storm debris since October 19. The city is prioritizing recovery efforts to assist residents affected by the storm and ensure public safety.
Broome's Operation Fresh Start Community Cleanup is scheduled for October 19, aiming to mobilize volunteers to enhance the beauty of parish neighborhoods. Participants are encouraged to "Embrace a Place" by leading cleanup efforts in specific areas. This event highlights local community engagement and environmental stewardship.