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St. Tammany Parish leaders discuss hurricane preparations

St. Tammany Parish leaders discuss hurricane preparations

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St. TAMMANY PARISH, La. (WGNO) — St. Tammany Parish leaders joined first responders and the national weather service to discuss hurricane preparedness Thursday, June 12.
Officials said preparations may look different this season due to the Louisiana National Guard taking over the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.
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However, GOHSEP'S interim director said their goals remain the same.
Officials said the merge won't negatively affect preparations and response. They said they aim to make operations efficient using the advantages of the National Guard.New Orleans public defenders prepared to aid if Antoine Massey, Derrick Groves surrender
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