Our Parish At Work Amidst COVID-19

Your Health and Wellness Are Important to Us

Providing for our citizens extends beyond the services we perform - we value the safety and health of all of our residents and visitors.  In light of recent developments surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we have taken several precautions at our locations to keep our community safe.  

  • The Jackson Parish Courthouse will be closed to the public and all but “essential” designated staff.  
    • This doesn’t mean that we won’t continue to provide our servicing.  Please check out our on-line options for BUILDING PERMITS and payment submission.  Our staff is also continuing to work from home and is available to answer questions or concerns.  
    • Please continue to contact us at: administration@jppj.org or leave us a message at (318) 259-2361 ext. 3
    • All other Courthouse Departments can be reached by phone or email.  Click HERE for details on their contact information.

 

  • The Road Department will be re-opening at full staff beining Monday, April 6th.
    • Please continue to submit any road issues through our ON-LINE PORTAL or leave a message with our Road Department Superintendent at: (318) 259-5661.  

 

  • The Solid Waste Department is hard at work providing commercial pickup services and maintaining our bin sites and transfer station.  We are proud of the commitment of or department employees that continue to provide this essential function for Jackson Parish.​
    • Please contact our Solid Waste Superintendent with any inquiries at: (318) 259-5662.  

If you aren’t feeling well, or have concerns about conducting your business throughout the Parish, please contact the business that you are needing to visit before arriving there.  Many are providing their services on-line, by delivery, drive-thru or car side pickup, or by phone and mail.  

We will continue to monitor the news and provide any updates as necessary.  If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at administration@jppj.org or at (318) 259-2361.  You are also encouraged to reach out to your Police Jurors as well.

Don’t forget to check our COVID-19 GUIDANCE link for the latest information from the state and federal government.  

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