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City News

Every announcement, closure, and notice the City has published, newest first. Narrow it by words, by year, or by the categories the City files under.

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602
Categories
13
City news by year, drawn as a bar for each year the City published into this archive
Each bar counts one year of the 602 records this archive holds, of which you are on page 26.

City News by Year

  1. 2026 52
  2. 2025 139
  3. 2024 102
  4. 2023 117
  5. 2022 93
  6. 2021 86
  7. 2020 13
Each bar counts the items the City published in that year. The archive runs without a gap from its first year to this one.

Showing 526–546 of 602 news items.

  1. Slidell receives $4.7 million in ARP support – solicits input from citizens

    The City of Slidell, Louisiana will be receiving nearly $4.7 million from the American Rescue Plan to strengthen support for vital public services. Several important improvements around the city will be prioritized with these funds: Aeration at the Terrace…

    City Council News, From the Mayor's Desk, Frontpage Article, News

  2. Intersection of Kostmayer Ave. and City Dr. closed for emergency repairs

    Due to emergency infrastructure repairs, the intersection of Kostmayer Avenue and City Drive is currently closed. Pending any unforeseen circumstances, the intersection should reopen tomorrow, Wednesday, October 6 at 6 p.m.

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News, Public Operations, Uncategorized

  3. Keep Slidell Beautiful receives Cleanup Supply Grant from Keep Louisiana Beautiful

    Keep Slidell Beautiful (KSB) was recently awarded a Cleanup Supplies Grant from Keep Louisiana Beautiful . The supplies – including work gloves, litter grabbers, trash bags and safety vests – will be used at the Keep Slidell Beautiful Fall City-Wide Cleanup…

    Frontpage Article, Keep Slidell Beautiful, News

  4. Cuisine plays Bayou Jam on Saturday, Oct. 9

    The City of Slidell’s Bayou Jam Fall Concert Series continues on Saturday, October 9, with a performance by Cuisine starting from 5 to 7 p.m. in Heritage Park. Admission is free. “Bayou Jam concerts are a great way to celebrate as a community,” said Slidell…

    Community Events, Cultural and Public Affairs, Frontpage Article, News

  5. Get your storm debris to the curb – city prepares for final pass through

    Get your storm deberis to the curb. The City of Slidell and Coastal Environmental Services are preparing for the FINAL PASS THROUGH for all vegetative storm debris and construction and demolition storm debris. All this debris should be placed on the curb no…

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  6. UPDATE: Boil Water Advisory LIFTED for two apartment complexes in Town Center

    UPDATE – October 1, 2021: The Boil Water Advisory has been lifted. State laboratories have completed sample analysis and determined that the water is safe to drink. The City of Slidell is issuing a Boil Water Advisory for two private apartment complexes…

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News, Public Operations

  7. Keep Slidell Beautiful receives Trash Receptacle Grant

    Keep Slidell Beautiful was recently awarded a Trash Receptacle Grant from Keep Louisiana Beautiful . The trash cans will be placed around Olde Towne Slidell . The purpose of the Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) Trash Receptacle Mini-Grant Program is to…

    Frontpage Article, Keep Slidell Beautiful, News

  8. Commercial debris collection begins Sept. 27

    Coastal Environmental Services will begin collecting debris from commercial businesses starting on Monday, Sept. 27 inside the City of Slidell limits. Businesses should start placing debris on the curb immediately if they have not already done so as FEMA has…

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  9. Olde Towne Business Meeting to be held in Auditorium on Sept. 27

    Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer is hosting a meeting for Olde Towne Slidell Businesses next Monday, Sept. 27 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Slidell Municipal Auditorium . Olde Towne Business owners are encouraged to attend.

    Uncategorized

  10. UPDATE: Slidell’s Bayou Jam Fall Concert Series begins Sept. 25 with the Box Office Giants

    UPDATE: The Bayou Jam Patriot Day Concert featuring the Northshore Community Orchestra that was scheduled for this Saturday, Sept. 11, has been postponed until Sunday, Sept. 19. Please join us in Heritage Park on the 19th for a patriotic concert. The Slidell…

    Community Events, Cultural and Public Affairs, Frontpage Article, News

  11. UPDATE: Bayou Jam Patriot Day Concert postponed until Sept. 19

    The Bayou Jam Patriot Day Concert featuring the Northshore Community Orchestra that was scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 11, has been postponed until Saturday, Nov. 6. Please join us in Heritage Park on that day for a patriotic concert. The Slidell 9/11 Memorial…

    Community Events, Cultural and Public Affairs, News

  12. Hurricane Ida Update – 9/6/21

    Uncategorized

  13. Hurricane Ida Update – 9/5/21

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  14. Hurricane Ida Update – 9/4/21

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  15. FEMA PODs have arrived in Slidell

    FEMA PODs have arrived…

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  16. Hurricane Ida Update – 9/2/21

    Emergency, From the Mayor's Desk, Frontpage Article, News

  17. Slidell still waiting on FEMA PODs

    The city is still waiting on confirmation from the state on the status of the FEMA PODs (Points of Delivery). When they arrive, the PODs will include ice, MREs, water and blue tarps. They WILL NOT BE located at the Heritage Park overflow parking lot, so…

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News, Uncategorized

  18. City of Slidell water is safe to use

    There seems to be a lot of confusion about a boil water notice for the City of Slidell. To clarify, the city’s municipal water system is backed up by generators and we never lost power or pressure. If you live inside the city limits and receive a bill from…

    Cultural and Public Affairs, Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  19. UPDATE: Operation Blessing arrives in Slidell with water, cleaning supplies and dry goods

    11:00 am UPDATE: The supplies have run out and the distribution area is now closed. We will update this page when more supplies arrive. Help has arrived…

    Emergency, From the Mayor's Desk, Frontpage Article, News

  20. Hurricane Ida Update – 9/1/21

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News

  21. Hurricane Ida Update – 8/31/21

    Emergency, Frontpage Article, News, Uncategorized