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Mayor Cantrell, public safety officials urge residents to prepare for hurricane season Share Updated: 1:36 PM CDT May 14, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 1:36 PM CDT May 14, 2021
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Show Transcript a little glare. Well, good afternoon and thank you all so much for being here we are here. Um as it relates to our preparation for hurricane season, 2021, I m joined as you can see by a United Uh command, I would say that is not only with city government agencies but also our partners that have always been here for the City of New Orleans you re gonna hear from. Uh you ll hear after following me. We ll hear from the National Weather Service, we re going to hear from of course our director, Colin Arnold of Homeland Security, you re here from Ramsey Green, who is our Deputy ceo of Infrastructure. You will also hear from dr jennifer vague no, from the Health Department and as well as our Commander from the U. S. Coast Guard
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February 4, 2021
City Workers Graduate from Highly Competitive Naval Post Graduate School Emergence Program and Executive Leaders Program
NEW ORLEANS The Naval Post Graduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) will be highlighting two NOHSEP employees for being two of very few who are accepted into this highly competitive program.
“These two professionals are highly regarded public servants and are critical to the City s efforts in ensuring the citizens of New Orleans are prepared and protected from any emergency situation,” said