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National Hurricane Center
National Weather Service
Hydrolic Information Center (river
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Iberia
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Office of Emergency
Preparedness |
337.369.4427/4429 |
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(8:00 - 4:30) |
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337.369.9956 |
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Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office |
337.369-3714 |
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City of New Iberia |
337.369.2300 |
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Iberia
Parish School Board |
337.365.2341 |
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City Park Shelter |
337.369.2337 |
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West End Park |
337.369.2394 |
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United Way |
337.364.0424 |
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SMILE |
337.369.9387 |
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KATC Help Line |
337.236.6333 |
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FEMA
111 Liberty St. Lafayette, LA
(Off Kaliste Saloom) |
1.800.621.FEMA |
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(Evacuees call to establish
claim) |
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Salvation Army |
337.235.2407 |
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1.800.725.2769 |
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Food Stamp Hotline |
1.800.256.1548 |
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Search & Rescue |
225.925.770/09 |
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Road Closures |
1.866.438.4636 |
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Attorney General's Fraud Line |
1.800.488.2770 |
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Hotel Information |
1.800.994.8626 |
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United Way |
337.364.0424 |
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Make
all donations to United Way Disaster Fund of Iberia Parish. These
donations will help people in Iberia Parish. |
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American
Red Cross
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Red Cross: 1-800-HELP-NOW
101 N. Pat Street, Scott, LA 70583
Email:
mailto:tcredeur@acadianaredcross.org
Phone: 337.234.7371
Fax:
337.234.7694
http://www.dauphine.net/acadiana/redcross/
Other
Relief Organizations:
Episcopal Relief & Development: 1-800-334-7626
United Methodist Committee on Relief:
1-800-554-8583
Salvation Army: 1-800-SAL-ARMY
Catholic Charities: 1-800-919-9338
FEMA Charity Tips
National
Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals |
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`New
iberia recreation department cancellations
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next of kin registry
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Statement of Governor Kathleen Babineaux Blanco Regarding
Congressional
Testimony of former FEMA Director Mike Brown
September 27, 2005
"Mike Brown testified today, under oath, that I did not include
Orleans,
Jefferson and Plaquemines parishes in my original disaster
declaration request
sent to the President on August 28. In fact, that request did
include 14
parishes in southeast Louisiana, including Orleans, Jefferson and
Plaquemines.
"Mr. Brown further suggested that I did not order an evacuation of
New Orleans
until Sunday, Aug. 28. In fact, the evacuation was ordered on
the morning of
Saturday, August 27. Within 48 hours, 1.3 million citizens -
representing more
than 90 percent of the region -- were safely evacuated in the
state's
extraordinarily effective evacuation plan that included early use of
contraflow
on the interstate system.
"Such falsehoods and misleading statements, made under oath before
Congress,
are shocking. It clearly demonstrates the appalling degree to which
Mr. Brown
is either out of touch with the truth or reality.
"Today's hearing only supports the need for a thorough, non-partisan
investigation of this event."
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