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NO ID REQUIRED

Hope Connections
Accepts People With Pets
2350 Levy St • (318) 670-4591

The Lovewell Center
Daytime Only
605 Cotton St • (318) 606-2518

Hope House
Daytime Only
762 Austen Pl • (318) 220-7649

Winter Weather Shelter
1054 Texas St • (318) 771-5180

Highland Center
Saturday - Tuesday,
Daytime 10 AM - 4 PM
Coats Available 12 PM–4 PM
520 Olive St • (318) 673-8440

Morning Star Baptist Church (Mooretown)
Daytime 10 AM - 4 PM
5340 Jewella Ave

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ID REQUIRED

Rescue Mission
Adding Extra Beds for Families With Children
901 McNeil St • (318) 227-2868

Salvation Army
Adding Extra Beds for Families With Children
200 E Stoner • (318) 424-3200

Stonewall Baptist Church
Daytime 10 AM - 4 PM
807 Eatman St.

Shady Grove Recreation Center
Daytime 10 AM - 4 PM
3949 Wayne Street

Liller Maddox Marbles Community Center*
Facility equipped with Cots, Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs) and Water
2950 Renwick Street

*Please note that the Warming Station is not equipped to accommodate individuals with special medical needs or pets. All visitors must be ambulatory and capable of caring for themselves.

The Rec at 7th Square Warming Station
Facility equipped with Cots, Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs) and Water
1802 North 7th Street

Dotson Park Gym Warming Shelter
1019 Robinson Ave • Bastrop, LA 71220

Emergency Preparedness
985-652-2222

Entergy Emergency and Power Outage
1-800-9Outage

To report flooding, water/sewerage, and health emergencies: Dial 9-1-1

Non-Emergency Info:
Dial 2-1-1 or text your zip code to 898-211

To report downed trees:
Dial 3-1-1

Weather:
Weather.gov

Road Info:
511LA.ORG OR DIAL 5-1-1

State Police:
LSP.ORG or 800-469-4828

Find open shelters:
Text SHELTER and your ZIP code to 43362

Get a GamePlan
https://getagameplan.org/resources/get-a-game-plan-app/

Alert FM
https://www.alertfm.com/

511- DOTD
https://511la.org/about/freeapps

FEMA
http://fema.gov/smartphone-app

Health Vault
http://HealthVault.com

❄️ Don’t bring generators inside
💧 Drip faucets to prevent frozen pipes
🔋 Charge all electronics
🔥 Use heaters safely
🤍 Check on your people

💧 Protect Your Pipes

• Let faucets drip slowly (especially overnight)

• Open cabinet doors under sinks to let warm air circulate

• Locate and label your water main shut-off valve

• Insulate pipes and outside faucets-wrap exposed pipes with towels, rags, or pipe insulation

• Disconnect, drain and store garden hoses

• Turn off your sprinklers

• If pipes freeze:
  • Turn off the main water valve
  • Open the faucet
  • Gently warm the pipe (hair dryer or warm towels — no open flames)

⚠️ NEVER bring generators inside your home

• 🚫 Do NOT use generators indoors, in garages, or near windows
• 🚫 Do NOT use grills, ovens, or gas stoves for heat
• ☠️ Carbon monoxide is invisible and deadly
• ✅ Generators should only be used OUTDOORS, far from doors and windows

If you smell gas or feel dizzy — get outside immediately and call for help.

🔋 Charge and conserve

• Fully charge phones, power banks, and laptops
• Lower screen brightness to save battery
• Download important info offline
• Keep flashlights handy (avoid candles if possible)

• Non-perishable food for one week
• 3 gallons of water per person
• Manual can opener
• Flashlight & extra batteries
• Matches or lighter for candles, grills, and gas stoves
• First Aid Kit
• Week’s supply of prescription medications
• Radio (battery operated or hand crank)
• Important family documents such as identification, immigration, financial, and insurance records
• Baby supplies for one week
• Cash, in case credit lines are down

• Fill your bathtub with water to clean and flush toilets.
• Turn your fridge to its lowest temperature.
• Charge electronic devices.
• Preserve cell phone battery life.
• Stay away from low-hanging or downed power lines.
• Prepare to safely use generators outside the home in an open area. Get gasoline early and store in a safe place.