[longshadow]

Seamole has that posted on the thread that I have the links to in post 311.

One very important difference between "seamoles" material and what I've posted on #103 this thread is that I've copied the material from the CURRENT NOLA WEBSITE: "City of New Orleans Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan" annex I: Hurricanes.

"seamoles" stuff is for generic evacuations: the material I'm quoting is Hurricane specific, and it's CURRENT!

[Calpernia]

Ah. I skim read and totally missed that. I'm cross posting your 103 over there now.


Thank you.

[salmon76]

Here's an interesting article from Sept. 15th, 2004 when Hurrican Ivan approached the Gulf Coast:

New Orleans urges people to move to higher floors, or take shelter at the Superdome

http://web.abqtrib.com/archives/news04/091504_news_ivan1.shtml

"I think it's safe to say we will have flooding in this city," said Mayor Ray Nagin. However, he contradicted a statement from his emergency preparedness director that the city needed at least 10,000 body bags to handle possible drowning victims.

Vewy Vewy interesting...