List of Fire Stations from NOHSEP. Queried out from the ESRI Local Government Information Model's facility site points for ease of use. Feeds in to apps on the Common Operational Picture.

Firearm-Free zones are defined as "an area inclusive of any school campus and within one-thousand feet of any such school campus, and within a school bus, wherein the possession of firearms is prohibited."

For more information, including definitions of schools and exceptions to prohibited zones, please refer to Louisiana Revised Statute § 14:95.6.

Revised Statute 40:981.3 establishes that Drug Free Zones are inclusive of any properties used for school purposes, drug treatment facilities, religious buildings, public housing authority property, child care centers or within two-thousand feet of any such properties. This statute further states that religious buildings, public housing authority property, and child day care center properties must post the area as a Drug Free Zone for them to be established. This map depicts the location of all school properties and drug treatment facilities and two-thousand foot buffers from each of these properties.

For more information about Drug Free Zones, please refer to the following statutes:

Revised Statute 17:405. Drug free zone; notice; signs

Revised Statute 40:981.3. Violation of Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Law; drug free zone

Revised Statute 40:2161. Drug free zone; notice; signs

No motor truck, tractor or trailer whose combined weight of body and load exceeds five tons shall be permitted on any of the streets or portions of streets within the city other than those listed herein, except that travel to or from points of destination or origin not located on one of the streets or portions of streets designated herein shall be permissible via the shortest practicable route between such point of origin or destination and the nearest street or portion of street designated herein, subject to the restrictions in Section 154-1522.

These amendments to the route designation list will ensure a clear and accurate list and map of New Orleans' truck routes, serving as a basis for the City's efforts around route signage, education and awareness, and enforcement, all aimed at improving compliance of operation of trucks and oversize vehicles on our roads.

This ordinance was adopted by the Council on September 17, 2020.

Calendar No 33,107 - introduced at the August 20, 2020 Council Meeting

Amendment to Calendar No. 33,107 - introduced at the September 9, 2020 Public Works and Transportation Committee Meeting

Annotated List of Changes to Sec. 154-1561 - notes on each proposed amendment to the truck route designations

Route Designation Technical Amendments & Annual Reporting on Permits Presentation - overview of proposed amendments at the September 9, 2020 Public Works and Transportation Committee