IF DISASTER STRIKES
Community Alert Broadcast System
Emergency Alert Siren Testing Schedule
The Iberville Parish Community Alert Broadcast System is tested on the first Monday of each month at 10:00 AM. 27 sirens can be sounded throughout the parish in the event of an emergency. Tone alert systems are located at the school board office, prisons, and nursing homes for direct notification.
First Monday of the Month
10AM
DOW
Iberville Parish Government
Kinder Morgan
Every Monday
12PM
Shintech
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1PM
Koura Global
Every Wednesday
11AM
Westlake
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12PM
NOVA
Nutrien
Honeywell
Every Thursday
12PM
Eastman
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1PM
Olin St. Gabriel
If a Real Emergency Exists
- Seek shelters indoors.
- Visit Iberville Parish Facebook.
- Wait for the telephone safety advisory message.
- Do not use the telephone for non-emergency calls.
Stay indoors.
- Stay inside your house or nearby building and close all windows and doors.
- Remain indoors until you receive notice that it is safe to go out, or you are asked to leave the area.
- Make sure to keep your pets indoors.
Turn off the heating or cooling system and attic fans.
Use your heating or cooling system only to protect life or health.
Do not use fireplaces.
If you must go outside protect your breathing.
Place a damp cloth or towel over your nose and mouth. Fold the cloth over several times.
Stay tuned.
Watch cable television for any updates.
Stay off the telephone.
Only call 911 if you have an emergency.
Dial 911 to Request Police, Fire, and Ambulance
LISTEN and FOLLOW instructions of the dispatcher and DO NOT hang up the phone while doing so.
Be Prepared to Give the Following Info:
- Your address and phone number
- Patient problem or type of incident
- Approximate age
- Conscious: yes/no (or alert)
- Breating: yes/no (or difficulty)
Even if a caller cannot communicate verbally because of hearing impairment, injury, panic, age or language barrier, he/she will get help.
Louisiana Emergency Alert System
During the threat of a hurricane, a phased evacuation will be based on geographic location and time in which tropical storm winds are forecasted to reach the affected areas. State officials have established a network of sites along major highways across Louisiana that will guide evacuating motorists to shelter, food, gas, and other services. Alert systems are in place to share this information with the public.
Parish Radio Stations
- WFMF 102.5 FM Baton Rouge
TV Stations
- WAFB Channel 9
- WBRZ Channel 2
- WVLA Channel 33
- WGMB Channel 44
Radio Frequency System
- Louisiana Emergency Alert System
Emergency Broadcast Stations
- NOAA Weather Radio (NWR)
- NOAA Weather Radio is a nationwide network of radio stations broadcasting continuous weather information direct from a nearby National Weather Service office. NWR broadcasts National Weather Service warnings, watches, forecasts and other hazardous information 24 hours a day.