"While we are flushing you may possibly experience lower pressure than normal and could have a tint in the water. If you use any water in your home during the posted flush times you may draw this water into your plumbing system. Toilets and hot water heaters have tanks that can keep this water around long after we are done. If you continue to have discoloration or cloudy water after the posted flush has ended, please let the cold water tap in your kitchen run for approximately 3-5 minutes. If the cold water in the kitchen is clear and the hot water and toilets still have a tint, they may require a brief flush. If any of these issues continue after the posted flush times, please call us at 225-925-2011."
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development advises motorists that traffic will be shifted to temporary pavement along LA 3034 Sullivan Road between Wax and Hooper Rd. starting Wednesday, September 10, to Monday, December 15, 2025.
For the duration of this traffic shift:
· Access from Central Woods Ave. to Sullivan Rd. will be closed.
· Access from Central Woods Ave. to Willowbrook Dr. will remain open.
This closure is required to remove and replace roadway pavement, concrete drives, walks and drainage structures.
This closure is subject to change due to adverse weather conditions.
DOTD appreciates your patience and reminds you to please drive with caution through the work zone and be on the lookout for work crews and their equipment.
We're thankful for the progress!
Mayor Wade Evans is working with Fentanyl Fathers and with Victoria's Voice Foundation to raise awareness and bring awareness to our middle and high school kids in Central. 279 people a day are dying from Fentanyl poisoning. Imagine a 747 aircraft crashing every single day. How long before we ground all airplanes? We see the 911 calls for unresponsive people in our little utopia of the City of Central. It is real. Our children are dying because of our ignorance. We have to remove the stigma of talking about it. One pill can kill. Watch the 45-minute video. Our middle and high school students need to know the danger! Let's save this generation.
#SpreadingAwareness #OnePillCanKill #stepup #speakout #fightback
https://fentanylfathers.org/mi
#SpreadingAwareness #OnePillCanKill #stepup #speakout #fightback
https://fentanylfathers.org/mi
Council Agenda: https://5il.co/3p7kt Watch Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/Ic0CwRd3_D4?si=skfbdCHoXF-tVTn8
🌟 City of Central Public Works in Action 🌟
Our Public Works team completed important improvements to the stormwater culverts along Hooper Road. Take a look at these before and after photos — what a difference!
Projects like this help improve drainage, reduce flooding risks, and keep our community moving forward.
We are proud of the hard work and dedication shown by our crews, and we thank our residents for their continued support as we work together to make Central a better place to live, work, and grow.
🎉✨ GRAND OPENING DAY ✨🎉
The brand NEW The Salvation Army Baton Rouge Family Store on Airline Hwy. opened its doors TODAY! 🛍️ From hidden treasures to everyday essentials, you never know what amazing finds you’ll uncover. Plus, every purchase helps support programs that change lives right here in our community. ❤️
📍 Come check out the new location, shop incredible deals, and be part of this exciting first day!
🙌 Doors opened this morning—bring a friend and celebrate together!
#GrandOpening #ThriftStoreFinds #ShopForGood
Bonus points if you tag the band or artist in the comments! 🎶
Ready? 1, 2, 3… GO!
P.S. Mark your calendar and save the date for Saturday, November 1st! We've got some big, big plans! (And yes, we've already checked the LSU schedule. You're free. 🤣)
All roads are now OPEN!
Greenwell Springs road closed. Both eastbound lanes coming into Central between Frenchtown and Sullivan Road are closed due to a natural gas leak. Westbound going into Baton Rouge is open.
Mayor Wade Evans, Planning Director Taurus Freeman, and Economic Development Director Ron Erickson are currently reviewing and marking up the Future Land Use Plan as part of the City of Central’s 2045 Master Plan.
The Master Plan serves as the city’s guiding document for future growth and development. Since becoming involved in local government, Mayor Evans has consistently emphasized that development in Central should follow the principles outlined in this plan.
When the original Master Plan was created, key infrastructure such as the Central Thruway and Magnolia Bridge had not yet been built, and Sullivan Road remained a two-lane roadway. As Central continues to grow and infrastructure evolves, it is critical that our plans are updated to reflect these changes and ensure that development decisions align with the city’s long-term vision.
There is a motor vehicle accicent on Deerford Rd (Greenwell Sprinfs-Port Hudson Pride) in front of Chaneyville Fire Department. Both lanes are closed at this time.
Central Fire Department's August Incident Report-
Also available on the fire department’s website under calls. Centralfd.org
September Prayer Meeting~ Our monthly Prayer Meeting is held on the first Tuesday of each month, and all are welcome to attend. We would be honored to have you join us as we lift up our city, schools, leaders, and any needs the Lord places on your heart.
LA 37 at Denham Rd will have a SB lane closure on September 3, 2025, at 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The purpose of this lane closure is to complete a 120 ft. Geotechnical soil boring.
Happy Labor Day from the City of Central!
Today, we celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of the people who make our community strong. Wishing you a safe and enjoyable holiday with family and friends!
Today, we celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of the people who make our community strong. Wishing you a safe and enjoyable holiday with family and friends!
We will return on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
We had a wonderful time at our monthly ministerial prayer meeting Thursday morning at Covenant Community Church. A special thank you to Pastor Jeff Stanfill and his team for their warm fellowship and hospitality. Pastor Stanfill shared a powerful message on the importance of faith, drawing from the story of the lame beggar. We are grateful for the encouragement and unity these gatherings bring to our community.
Check out these before-and-after photos of recent roadside drainage excavations on Four Oaks Drive. Our Public Works crew excavated 2,300 linear feet — and what a difference it made! 🌊➡️🌿
Just a reminder—
Please call 📞225-262-5000 or
📧email Public Works directly at COCPublicWorks@central-la.gov while the new app is under construction.
