#2016Flood

Pat Forbes of Restore La says, "The program that the governor set up in response to the floods of March of 2016 (has) $1.7 billion from the federal government.

Carl Dabadie talks about the tragedies that befell the city in 2016, including the Alton Sterling shooting, the murder of three officers and the devastating floods.

As many residents in the area are still dealing with flood waters, some criminals are taking advantage of their misfortune, and The Bossier Parish Sheriff's Office needs your help to stop them.

If your home has been deemed uninhabitable by authorities, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has rental assistance available for those who qualify.

If you have a well-water system at your home, and your property has been flooded, you are being urged by public health officials to have your well inspected for contamination.

Bossier’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness is joining forces with the state Department of Health and Hospitals public health service to provide immunization for individuals who have been exposed to flood waters.

Caddo Parish is expected to be included in a future declaration that will open doors to federal aid for flood recovery efforts, said Sheriff Steve Prator.

Here's a sky view of the of the massive overflow...and pay special attention to the proximity of the rising waters to the ST clubhouse and pro shop.

Watch as the 710 KEEL news team gives the latest information on the 2016 flood!