The Bayou Jam concert featuring Big Al and the Heavyweights scheduled for Friday, Sept. 13, has been cancelled due to Hurricane Francine and possible electrical issues caused by the flooding […]
Now that Hurricane Francine has passed and citizens are cleaning their properties, it’s important to know how to separate your debris for curbside pickup. Separate debris into different piles: Household […]
Good morning, Slidell! Last night, there were reports of street flooding and some fallen trees and limbs in the roadways. Palm Lake, Camellia Drive, Chamalé and Heritage Park areas still […]
UPDATE (9/10/24, 2 p.m.): The self-serve sandbag depot will be open from 1 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 10, and will reopen on Wednesday, Sept. 11 from 7 a.m. […]
UPDATE: The following artists were recognized with awards at the Mixed Media opening reception: 1st Place – “3D Geometric Study, No. 9” by Charles Gudaitis 2nd Place – “Chameleon” by […]
On Monday, September 9, 2024, Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer was joined by members of the Slidell City Council and city administrators to break ground on the Ducksworth Park Multi-Use Fields […]
UPDATED: ***The Bayou Jam concert scheduled for, Friday, Sept. 13, has been cancelled due to Hurricane Francine and possible electrical issues caused by the flooding of Heritage Park. The […]
In observance of Labor Day, city offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2, 2024, and will reopen during regular hours on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Essential personnel will remain […]
8/10/24, 9:50 AM UPDATE: The Boil Water Notice has been lifted. The City of Slidell has issued a Boil Water Advisory as a precaution due to a loss of pressure […]
Pull out your favorite white shirt and get ready for a night of fun and excitement in Olde Towne Slidell! Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer is thrilled to invite you to […]
