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STATE OFFICE CLOSURE - INCLEMENT WEATHER
Commissioner of Administration Taylor Barras is announcing that all state offices in Cameron Parish will be closed Wednesday, June 17, 2026 and Thursday, June 18, 2026, due to the impending tropical storm.
All agency heads are responsible for determining those essential personnel who should remain on duty, report for duty, or those who should report to alternate work sites as necessary. Officials continue to monitor conditions throughout the state, and this announcement may be updated.
This office closure applies to all nonessential employees, including those authorized to work from home.
The Louisiana Domestic Abuse Fatality Review (LA-DAFR) Panel was established in 2021 via Louisiana R.S. 40:2024.1-2024.6. The Domestic Abuse Fatality Review is coordinated through the Louisiana Department of Health, Office of Public Health, Bureau of Family Health.
Through a comprehensive and multidisciplinary review of domestic abuse fatality cases at the state and local levels, the Louisiana Domestic Abuse Fatality Review works to identify and characterize the scope and nature of domestic abuse fatalities in order to take action to prevent future fatalities.
Once reviewed, findings are aggregated and analyzed to inform action. Panel members determine which recommendations from the Domestic Abuse Fatality Review need to be addressed at the state, system, community, and/or family levels. They then prioritize needs, brainstorm solutions, and work together with outside partners to implement those solutions.
Recommendations from the Domestic Abuse Fatality Review case reviews are provided to the governor, legislature, state agencies, and community organizations that promote the health and safety of Louisiana’s families and invest in the prevention of domestic abuse.
Preventing Domestic Violence:
Domestic abuse and domestic abuse fatalities are preventable. Together, healthcare providers, criminal and civil justice systems, domestic violence service providers, community members, and policymakers can create solutions and keep Louisiana families safe at home. For information, recommendations, and more ways to aid and support victims of domestic violence, see the latest Domestic Abuse Fatality Review Report and supplemental materials and resources listed below.
The Danger Assessment: a tool developed by Dr. Jacquelyn C. Campbell, designed to help determine the level of danger an abused woman has of being killed by her intimate partner.
Everyone deserves support and safety. Find help with the following resources: