St John the Baptist Parish
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Sheriff Michael Tregre
Led by Sheriff Mike Tregre, the office proudly serves St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana. This office is responsible for enforcing the laws of Louisiana within St. John the Baptist Parish, as well as maintaining the St. John Parish Correctional Facility
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REMINDER: Stop by the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office on Saturday, Sept. 21 for a child safety seat check-up. Sheriff’s deputies will be on hand from 9 a.m. to noon at 1801 W. Airline Highway, LaPlace, to make sure the fit is right!
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St. John Sheriff’s Office Stellar Storm Response
Hurricane Francine arrived in St. John the Baptist Parish last week on short notice—hours of advance warnings versus the days we’ve come to expect from such storms. However, the men and women of the St. John Parish Sheriff’s Office met the emergency with professional efficiency and operational integrity.
“The entire department operated at the highest level,” Sheriff Mike Tregre said. “I’ve had multiple calls from residents, on social media and just bumping into people around St. John, who were very complimentary about the job everyone did.”
It was a stellar response, Sheriff Tregre continued, from patrols and corrections and the 911 operations center to the maintenance shop, cooking team, equipment, crime cameras and community relations.
Once the storm had passed, the Sheriff’s Office post storm response included assessing potential damage that posed safety hazards to providing cold water to residents who were without electricity in Garyville.
“Everyone performed their duties and handled their roles in protecting and ensuring the safety of our residents very, very well,” Sheriff Tregre said. “Thank you for a job well done.”
Hurricane Francine arrived in St. John the Baptist Parish last week on short notice—hours of advance warnings versus the days we’ve come to expect from such storms. However, the men and women of the St. John Parish Sheriff’s Office met the emergency with professional efficiency and operational integrity.
“The entire department operated at the highest level,” Sheriff Mike Tregre said. “I’ve had multiple calls from residents, on social media and just bumping into people around St. John, who were very complimentary about the job everyone did.”
It was a stellar response, Sheriff Tregre continued, from patrols and corrections and the 911 operations center to the maintenance shop, cooking team, equipment, crime cameras and community relations.
Once the storm had passed, the Sheriff’s Office post storm response included assessing potential damage that posed safety hazards to providing cold water to residents who were without electricity in Garyville.
“Everyone performed their duties and handled their roles in protecting and ensuring the safety of our residents very, very well,” Sheriff Tregre said. “Thank you for a job well done.”
From Congressman Garret Graves: Late last night the President declared Hurricane Francine a major disaster in Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, St. Charles, St. James, St. John the Baptist and Terrebonne Parishes. This qualifies these parishes and disaster victims in the parishes federal financial assistance.
