Here are some helpful numbers and websites for Bywater residents:
Police, Fire & Medical Emergencies: 911
NOPD Non-Emergency: 504-821-2222
Historic Districts Landmarks Commission
Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans
Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse for Greater New Orleans
Sewerage & Water Board Customer Service
Department of Public Works (parking enforcement & information(answered 24 hours): 504-658-8100
Parking Citation Appeals: 504-658-8250
Booted Vehicles: 504-658-8083 1-877-314-3767
Report a missing water meter cover: 504-52-WATER or
504-529-2837 or email: deugene@swbno.org
Report Street Flooding to: 311 or 311@nola.gov
The City uses 311 calls to assist in prioritizing where it should send its vacuum trucks.
Louisiana State Police: 504-471-2775
Office of Homeland Security: 504-658-6900
Office of Emergency Preparedness: 504-658-8700
Poison Control Center: 800-256-9822
Public Advocacy: 504-658-4015
Abandoned Cars: 504-658-8100
Entergy Emergencies: 800-ENTERGY (368-3749)
Abandoned or Blighted Houses or Lots: 504-658-4380
Entergy Power Outages: 800-9OUTAGE (968-8243)
Family Security: 504-599-1700
Adjudicated Houses: 504-658-4380
Emergency Operations Center main Number: 504-658-2210
Louis Armstrong International Airport: 504-464-0831
FEMA: 800-621-FEMA
Birth & Death Certificates: 504-219-4500
To Report a Water Line Break (9AM -5PM): 504-529-2837
To Restore Service with Entergy: 800-ENTERGY (368-3749)
Job 1 (New Orleans Office of Workforce Development): 504-658-4500
American Red Cross: 800-HELPNOW (435-7669)
Child Abuse Hotline: 800-422-4453
Child Find: 800-426-5678
City Taxes: 504-658-1702
Crisis Intervention: 504-269-COPE (2673)
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357), (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service) or TTY: 1-800-487-4889 is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Callers can also order free publications and other information.
Department of Education: 877-453-2721
Curfew (Violation Report): 504-821-2222
Department of Social Services: 888-524-3578
Discrimination Complaints: 504-658-4020
Divorce/Civil Court: 504-592-9100
Family Assistance Center: 866-326-9396
Driver’s License & State ID: 877-368-5463
Department of Parks and Parkways: 504-658-2176
Human Services: 504-658-3310
The Salvation Army: 504-835-7220
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