Live streams will appear here in real time
Caddo Parish Commission Live Streams
2026-08-17 CPC Work Session
Watch Now
Recorded Videos
2026-08-17 CPC Work Session
Calendar
View & Search All Events
Recent News
Epperson receives presidential appointment to national council
August 14, 2026
Media Contact:Krystle BeauchampDirector of Communicationskbeauchamp@caddo.gov <!– AUGUST 14, 2026CADDO PARISH COMMISSIONER KEN EPPERSON RECEIVES PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT TO NATIONAL COUNCIL Caddo Parish,…
Become a Caddo Parish Poll Worker Today!
August 11, 2026
Poll workers play an important role during the election process, ensuring that voters move through the process swiftly and accurately.…
July 2026 Statistics
August 4, 2026
No excerpt…
View & Search All Posts
Who's My Caddo Parish Commissioner?
Select District
Check out this month's Pulse of the Parish!
Pulse Of The Parish | July 2026
Join us in person or tune in LIVE at 3:30 for today's work session meeting of the Caddo Commission. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Louisiana State Police is reminding all motorists that the new expanded move over law is in effect!Louisiana’s Expanded Move Over Law is NOW in Effect
DIFFERENT LIGHTS. SAME RESPONSIBILITY.
The light may be blue. It may be amber. It may simply be a stranded motorist’s flashing hazard lights. Whatever the color, give them room.
Louisiana’s expanded Move Over Law NOW includes disabled, immobilized, or nonoperational vehicles displaying hazard lights, flashing lights, or another emergency warning device.
When approaching:
• On a highway with two or more lanes traveling in the same direction, safely move into a lane away from the roadside vehicle.
• If changing lanes is unsafe or impossible, or you are traveling on a two-lane highway, slow to a reasonably safe speed and maintain a safe speed for road conditions.
The law continues to require drivers to yield the right-of-way to emergency vehicles using their audible or visual warning signals, unless otherwise directed by a police officer.
Whether it is a first responder, roadside worker, or stranded motorist, everyone deserves space to remain safe.
Move over. Slow down. Give them room. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Good news--our websites are back up and running! Thanks for your patience as we navigated the nationwide outage. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook