List of Sandbag Locations in Acadiana Ahead of Hurricane DeltaAs Hurricane Delta is barreling towards Louisiana, now is the time to make your storm preparations.Jude Walker
Tropical Storm Delta Could Be Category 3 by WednesdayTropical Storm Delta could become a Category 3 by midweek according to the National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center. CJ
[Updated] Acadiana Sandbag LocationsAll locations listed are self-bagging sites, and residents must bring their own shovel.Michael Dot Scott
Sandbag Locations in City of Lafayette and Throughout ParishResidents, particularly those who live in areas prone to flooding, are encouraged to take precautions to protect their property.Jude Walker
Could These Simple Ideas Help You Fill Sandbags Five Times Faster? [Videos]It can be backbreaking and time consuming work, but maybe these tips can help you get it done easier and faster.Michael Dot Scott
New Sandbag Locations Announced As Storms Head Toward GulfFour self-bag locations are open to serve residents across Lafayette Parish.Rob Kirkpatrick
How To Properly Stack Your Sandbags During Threat Of A Flood [VIDEO]If you stack your sandbags correctly, you have a much better chance of protecting your property during a flood. Chris Reed
Acadiana Sandbag LocationsWith Acadiana under Flash Flood Watch through Thursday evening, sandbags are being made available in several locations.Michael Dot Scott
Sandbag Locations In Lafayette Already OpenIf you'd like to get a jump on your flood prevention plans here's where you can bag your own sandbags in Lafayette Parish. Bruce Mikells
Sandbag Locations Announced as Acadiana Prepares for GordonEmergency personnel in the Acadiana region are preparing for the potentially heavy rain associated with the storm. Debbie Ray
Sandbags Available in IberiaIberia Parish President M. Larry Richard has announced the following sites are open. Residents will need to bring their own shovel and be prepared to fill their own sandbags.Jude Walker
Sandbags Available In Parts of Acadiana [UPDATED]With all eyes on the Gulf of Mexico, citizens in Acadiana are preparing for a possible storm and flooding. Chris Reed