Cooling Centers (8am-6pm)
Will have device AC, charging, water
- Treme Recreation Center (900 N. Villere St)
- Cut Off Recreation Center (6600 Belgrade St.)
- Gernon Brown Recreation Center (1001 Harrison Ave)
- Milne Recreation Center (5420 Franklin Ave)
- Stallings St. Claude Recreation Center (4300 St. Claude)
- John P. Lyons Recreation Center (624 Louisiana Ave)
- Joe W. Brown Recreation Center (5601 Read Blvd)
- Rosenwald Recreation Center (1120 S. Broad Ave.)
PODS **UPDATED LOCATIONS AND TIMES**
MREs and water
Wednesday
- Joe W. Brown Recreation Center (5475 Read Boulevard) 8AM -6PM
- Mahalia Jackson Auditorium (1451 Basin Street) 8AM-6PM
Thursday
- Joe W. Brown Recreation Center (5475 Read Boulevard) 8AM -6PM
- Mahalia Jackson Auditorium (1451 Basin Street) 8AM -6PM
- Skelly Park (730 Vespasian Boulevard) 12PM-6PM
Friday
- Joe W. Brown Recreation Center (5475 Read Boulevard) 8AM-6PM
- Mahalia Jackson Auditorium (1451 Basin Street) 8AM-6PM
- Skelly Park (730 Vespasian Boulevard) 8AM-6PM
- Wesley Barrow Stadium (6500 Press Street) 12PM-6PM
- John P. Lyons Recreation Center (624 Louisiana Avenue) 12PM-6PM
Meals (4pm-6pm)
- Treme Recreation Center (900 N. Villere St)
- Cut Off Recreation Center (6600 Belgrade St.)
- Gernon Brown Recreation Center (1001 Harrison Ave)
- Milne Recreation Center (5420 Franklin Ave)
- Stallings St. Claude Recreation Center (4300 St. Claude)
- John P. Lyons Recreation Center (624 Louisiana Ave)
- Joe W. Brown Recreation Center (5601 Read Blvd)
- Rosenwald Recreation Center (1120 S. Broad Ave.)
You can view information for POD locations, including map view, at https://www.trumba.com/calendars/HurricaneIda.
Oxygen Tank Exchange
NOLAReady has also identified locations at area firehouses where residents can swap their oxygen tanks for full tanks from 8am-6pm. The locations are:
- New Orleans Fire Station 1, 2920 Magazine St
- New Orleans Fire Station 36, 5403 Read Blvd
- New Orleans Fire Station 40, 2500 General de Gaulle Dr.
Trash Pickup Tips
Place storm-related debris curbside in the following categories:
1.) Household Garbage: Bagged garbage, discarded food, paper, packaging. (Use City issued trash cart when possible).
2.) Construction Debris: building materials, drywall, lumber, carpet, furniture, etc.
3.) Unbagged Vegetative Debris: logs, leaves, tree branches, plants.
4.) Appliances: Doors must be sealed/secured.
Do not block roadways or place debris near trees, poles, or fire hydrants.
Sanitation contractors will start regularly scheduled Thursday collection routes TOMORROW with approximately 25% of their workforce. Crews will only empty the 95-gallon, city-issued trash carts. Storm debris collection won't begin until next week.
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Open Businesses
For a list of open businesses in NOLA & surrounding area from our media partners, click here.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
FOOD DISTRIBUTION ASSISTANCE
Sign up to help World Central Kitchen distribute food in New Orleans: ida.wck.volunteerhub.com
Federal and State Resources
DisasterAssistance.gov provides a one-stop shop website that list numerous disaster assistance resources. Click here to access the site or call 1-800-323-8603.
HurricaneRecovery.la.gov is now live. Any Louisianan affected by #HurricaneIda can use it to find important updates, information, and links to resources.
For Hurricane Ida General assistance information click here.
Click here to visit the State of Louisiana Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness site.
For tips on storm damage cleanup, click here.
All residents impacted by Ida can preregister for DSNAP (disaster food stamps) by texting LADSNAP to 898211. Existing SNAP recipients are also now able to use their benefits to purchase hot/prepared foods. Click here for more information.
For information on travel & roadways in Louisiana, visit: http://511la.org
To find help 24/7 during disasters for a wide range of critical services and resources: Dial 211 or text your ZIP code to 898-211
For shelter info: Dial 211 or text LASHELTER to 898-211
For Hurricane Ida relief information from the American Red Cross, click here or call 1-800-733-2767.
Additional Resources
If you have damage to your roof from Ida, you can now apply for the Blue Roof Program to get free, temporary covering on your home at blueroof.us
New Orleans Breastfeeding Center & New Orleans Health Department are offering a free parent-infant hotline. The hotline is 504-535-4223 and will be operating 24/7.
Free Legal Service is available for people impacted by Hurricane Ida by Southeast Louisiana Legal Services. The Disaster Helpline is 1-844-244-7871.
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