News & Updates for Tangipahoa Parish

As forecasters continue to track the progress of two tropical weather systems heading toward the Gulf, Tangipahoa Parish Government will open self-serve sandbag locations at fire stations throughout the parish starting at noon on Saturday, Aug. 22. Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller said self-serve sandbag stations will be set up at the main fire station in each of the following communities:

Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller said the parish’s overlay work has reached the punch list phase, with dressing work and finishing touches planned this week, weather permitting. Miller said the parish contractor has scheduled the following streets for dressing work during the week of August 24:

Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller says the parish contractor will be working on the following streets, weather permitting, during the week of August 17:

Weather permitting, the entrance to Pecan Grove Subdivision will be closed for approximately six hours on Thursday, Aug. 20, as Tangipahoa Parish Road and Bridge crews complete a cross drain replacement project there. Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller said crews will be working on Thursday, Aug. 20, to complete a cross drain replacement project at the intersection of Pecan Grove Drive and LA 445. This project was previously scheduled in July but was postponed due to weather conditions. The closure is scheduled from

Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller announced today that a portion of Martin Luther King Drive (formerly known as W. Palmetto Street) in Amite will be closed today (Wed., Aug. 12) for emergency repairs. Miller said a contractor will be removing trees that are uprooting the roadway. Miller said the portion of the road that will be closed runs from approximately the