Update 3:30 p.m. March 10
Flood waters throughout northeast Louisiana have displaced residents. Shelters open include:
- West Monroe Recreation Center, 1802 North 7th Street, 318-388-0260
- St. Andrews United Methodist Church, 143 Church Street, Sterlington, 318-665-4479
- Emily P. Robinson Community Center, 3504 Jackson Street, Monroe, 329-3238
- Swartz First Baptist Church, 1983 Highway 139, Monroe, 343-0287
- Saul Adler Community Center, -- at capacity -- 3900 Westminister, Monroe 318-329-2446
- Johnson Community Center, -- at capacity -- 2800 Berg Jones Lane, Monroe 318-329-3288
- Marbles Community Center -- at capacity -- 2950 Renwick Street, Monroe 329-4648
Outside the Monroe/West Monroe area, shelters available include:
- Trinity Methodist Church in Ruston, 1000 Woodward Avenue, 251-0750
- Rayville Civic Center, 706 Louisa Street in Rayville
- Willie Davis Jr. Recreation Center, 116 Cox Ferry Road, Farmerville, 318-368-3729
Anyone needing help evacuating from a home due to special circumstances or medical issues should call 9-1-1.
