Calcasieu Parish

The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office law enforcement training academy is getting ready this week to graduate their 105th class. The ceremony will be Today, June 19th at 10:30 a.m. in the Contraband Room on the 2nd floor at the Lake Charles Civic Center.

The CPSO's training facility not only trains their Deputies but deputies and police officers from other cities from a five parish area.

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Everyone is gearing up for Good Friday where many folks will be cooking it up and celebrating the Easter holiday. The City of Lake Charles will observe the holiday but what does that do for your trash and garbage pick up this week?

Here is the schedule from the City of Lake Charles.

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The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office law enforcement training academy is getting ready this week to graduate their 104th class. The ceremony will be Today, March 28 at 10:30 a.m. in the Contraband Room on the 2nd floor at the Lake Charles Civic Center.

The CPSO's training facility not only trains their Deputies but deputies and police officers from other cities from a five parish area.

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The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office law enforcement training academy is getting ready this week to graduate their 103rd class.  The ceremony will be Wednesday Nov. 7th. The CPSO's training facility not only trains their Deputies but deputies and police officers from other cities from a five parish area.

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The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office has teamed up with the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) and will hold a driver's safety class in November.  Here are the details.

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The Calcasieu Parish Police Jury and Office of Emergency Preparedness are preparing a 5 p.m. press conference.  We'll keep you update with any news as it comes -- keep checking back for updates.

UPDATE 6:40 p.m : Wade Hampton with KPLC is reporting : TROPICAL STORM WATCHES FOR CALCASIEU...BEAUREGARD...VERNON...AND CALCASIEU LAKE UPGRADED TO TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS.

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UPDATE 7 p.m., 8/27 -- 26.7 N, 86.5 W, 70 mph, 981 mb: Isaac still remains too ragged to become strong enough to be a hurricane, but it is expected to get stronger overnight.  Officials are becoming more concerned about the storm surge that will likely push ashore near the Louisiana/Mississippi border, and are also concerned that Isaac will come ashore near New Orleans and simply sit there dumping rain for hours.  Last-minute evacuations are underway in the Crescent City.

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