Owners of Statewide Insurance Group move metal filing cabinets out on an air mattress.
Two cares can be seen underwater during the Great Flood of 2016.
Water came close to the main building of the new Live Oak High though the school was spared from damage. This taken around 3 pm August 13
Watson Walmart
Florida Boulevard begins to flood on the morning of August 13, 2016.
A shot of Montgomery Avenue on August 13, 2016 around 5:15 a.m.. The houses taking water across the street from the photographer were four feet off the ground. Most homes in the area would take anywhere from four to six feet of water.
Quail Creek subdivision
Quail Creek subdivision
A soldier from the Louisiana Army National Guard puts a toddler on board as part of a rescue mission Sunday in Denham Springs.
Louisiana National Guard troops assist evaucees off a toppled rescue unit Sunday. No injuries were reported.
A resident's car is submerged in floodwater along Pete's Highway after more tha 20 inches of rain soaked Livingston Parish and other parts of south Louisiana.
Heavy rains Friday left a home several feet underwater in a Watson subdivision near the Amite River. Sheriff Jason Ard urged evacuation of the area before daybreak Saturday.
Evacuees walk from a toppled military rescue vehicle Sunday along Pete's Highway in Denham Springs. The displaced residents were immediately transferred to another vehicle and transported safely to an evacuation center.
Louisiana Army National Guard soldiers help an elderly man climb into a covered bed of a tactical vehicle during a rescue mission Sunday.
Application process has been sluggish for home elevation or demolition and acquisition for homes affected by the August 2016 flood. The program is offered through FEMA.
Rainfall also brought severe flooding to homes in the Holden area Friday.
Livingston Parish President Layton Ricks speaks in a news conference Saturday morning at the Governmental Building about evacuation efforts amid heavy rainfall and historic flood levels throughout the area. He is seen with Livingston Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Director Mark Harrell and Livingston Parish Sheiff Jason Ard.
A crowd of more than 100 residents endured rain, heat and humidity Saturday and Sunday as they waited for a National Guard troops to bring them to evacuation centers across Livingston Parish.
A storage rental facility was one of the many busineses that sustained damages along Pete's Highway in Denham Springs.
A convoy of 18-wheelers remain stuck in park along Interstate 12 Saturday evening after severe flooding prompted the state Department of Transportation and Development to close the artery.
Louisiana National Guard soldiers transferred evacuees from a military tactical vehcile that nearly flipped Sunday along a curve on Pete's Highway. No injuries were reported.
Louisiana National Guard soldiers transferred evacuees from a military tactical vehcile that nearly flipped Sunday along a curve on Pete's Highway. No injuries were reported.
The Anthony "Tony" Dugas North Park Recreation Center in Denham Springs accommodate approximately 200 evacuees Sunday night. Most of the residents were rescued from areas on the southern end of Denham Springs.
