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Dear LABEOC Members,
Below is the latest update from GOHSEP regarding the wildfire operations. The latest report from GOHSEP can be downloaded here. Updated information on SNAP benefits is available here.
Incident Overview
WebEOC Incident: 23-027-ExtremeHeatandWildfire-StatewideState Declaration: 141 JBE 2023 –Heat Related EmergenciesWebEOC Requests: 54Activation Level: 3 Incident Objectives
1. Protect lives and properties2. Ensure safety of all responders3. Maintain communication and coordination on fire suppression especially in environmental and projected weather conditions of wind gust and low humidity4. Support provisions for public health from heat and water issues that result from these impacts5. Increase fire prevention messaging to the public6. Coordinate and manage all local, state and federal resources effectively7. Coordinate and integrate fire assets for tactical fire suppression Weather Forecast (Source: NWS)
•Beauregard population impacted: Approximately 3700 (4 sheltered)•Vernon population impacted: None sheltered at this time•Rapides population impacted: None sheltered at this time ![]()
Safety and Security
LDAF
LSP
LANG
Beauregard Parish
Vernon Parish
Health and Medical
Food, Water and Shelter
Transportation
Communications
Energy
HAZMAT
Please remember to check out our news alerts on LABEOC.ORG and follow our social media for updates @LABEOC. Thank you for your continued support.
LABEOC Response Team
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