Stormwater runoff occurs when precipitation from rain flows over the ground. Impervious surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and streets prevent stormwater from naturally soaking into the ground.
City of Crowley’s Office of Administrative Affairs is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the mayor’s office. The Administrative Assistant schedules all appointments and meetings for the mayor, keeps the mayor and board of aldermen informed of all changes in federal and/or state statutes. The Administrative Assistant supervises the constituent request division, custodian, and the landscape specialist.
425 N Parkerson Avenue
Crowley, LA. 70526
Phone: (337)783-0824
Monday – Thursday: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Friday: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
The Code Enforcement Department of Crowley has two divisions — the first being Code Enforcement and the second being Animal Control.
Click here for online forms issued by Code Enforcement.
Phone: (337) 788-4101
Fax: (337) 788-4146
Tony Duhon
City Inspector
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: (337) 788-4156
Animal Shelter Hours
Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Animal Control Fees
– Euthanasia $10.00
– Cat trap rental $25.00
– Quarantined animal housing $15.00 per day
– Unwanted animal pickup $20.00 for canines and felines. For all other animals $50.00 plus actual cost of disposal.
– Animal adoptions $40.00 plus $15.00 per day shelter fee; and all required vaccinations and cost.
The Crowley Fire Department proudly protects the 15,000 citizens of Crowley. The city is approximately 10 square miles and is protected by 3 fire stations. We respond to fire, extrication, and EMS calls throughout the city. The department utilizes both volunteer and career firefighters with 19 volunteers and 28 career firefighters serving the city.
Terry Romero
Interim Fire Chief
104 West Hutchinson Avenue
P.O. Box 1712
Crowley, LA. 70527
Office: (337) 788-4106
Fax: (337) 788-4109
The Theatre was constructed in the mid to late 1940’s. The building was later sold to the City of Crowley in 1986. This was when the Rice City Civic Center Project was undertaken by a group of concerned citizens and the City of Crowley Administration.
The Rice City Civic Center Restoration Committee, Friends of Theatre, the City of Crowley, along with concerned citizens, businesses, industries, and organizations in the city of Crowley have donated thousands of dollars for restoration purposes, and this is still happening today.
Today the Historic Rice Theatre plays host to numerous civic and community events. The stage now comes alive with a wide range of local, area and national musical and theatrical performances. Click here for information on renting the Rice Theatre for your special event.
(Rice Theatre and Rice Theatre Annex)
Print and Deliver the form, necessary documentation, and fees to the City of Crowley.
Lessee is responsible for providing and for the payment of adequate security for event. Security Contract Agreement with Crowley police Department.
In the event the Rice Theater sound system and / or lighting system are used, the renter is required to hire sound / lighting techs through Concept Entertainment. Contract agreement
Seating chart updated October 2012.
323 North Parkerson Avenue
Crowley, LA. 70526
Office: (337) 788-4116
316 North Avenue F
Crowley, LA. 70526
Office: (337) 788-4116
Main Street offers design and technical assistance for building renovations. The local office has access to state and national networks of data and workshops to improve the downtown community.
These grants are financed in part with federal funds from the National Park Service, Department of the Interior through the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation, Division of Historic Preservation.
425 N. Parkerson Avenue
Crowley, LA. 70527-0901
Phone: (337)7883-0824
Built in 1948, Miller Stadium served as the home of the Crowley Millers who played in South Louisiana’s Semi-Pro Teche League, the professional Gulf Coast League, and Evangeline Leagues from 1948 to 1957. Popular with baseball enthusiasts, the Millers set attendance records by drawing 100,000 plus fans in 1952, 1953, and 1954.
Since 1998, the stadium has served as host site for two Mid South State 16 and under Tournaments, two Mid South Regional Tournaments, Colt League District, State, Regional and Zone Tournaments, two The winner of this prestigious tournament will advance to the World Series in Oregon. Miller Stadium also hosted the Louisiana High School Athletic Association State AAA Tournaments in 2003 and 2004.
In August 2003, the State of Louisiana designated Miller Stadium as an historic site. The park now serves the needs of the youth of Acadia Parish in the Recreational baseball, local high schools teams, and American Legion and Semi-Pro teams.
Office: (337) 788-4124
Fax: (337) 788-4108
Office Hours
Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Peter Kirsch
Director of Recreation
Jeanette Guidry
Rental Information & Registration
Neomi Forrestier
Scheduling Information
MILLER STADIUM
713 West Mill Street
Crowley, LA. 70527
Phone: (337)788-4123
The Crowley Police Department is responsible for the enforcement of City Ordinances and State Laws within the corporate limits of the city of Crowley. The department is operated under 4 divisions to better serve the needs of our citizens as well as our visitors. These divisions are Patrol Division, Criminal Investigation Division, Narcotics Division and Services Division.
To report criminal activity of any kind
reportcrime@crowleypolice.com
To ask questions of any concern
questions@crowleypolice.com
To make a special request of any nature
request@crowleypolice.com
Qualifications for employment:
For More Information – http://www.crowleypolice.com/employment-info
Allen J “Jimmy” Broussard
Chief of Police
426 N. Avenue F
P.O. Box 436
Crowley, LA. 70527
Office – Non Emergency:
(337) 783-1234
Administration:
Phone: (337) 788-4114
Fax: (337) 788-4136
Division Contacts
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Captain Chris Osborne
Services Division Commander
(337) 788-4113
Captain Malissa Withers
Investigaion Division
(337) 788-4132
mwithers@crowleypolice.com
Captain Troy Hebert
Compliance Division
(337) 788-4140
Captain Tammy Mallet
Patrol Division Commander
(337) 788-4135
tmallet@crowleypolice.com
Phone: (337) 783-0824
Hours of Operation
Monday through Thursday 6:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Friday 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Albert John
Public Works Director
Gilbert Onezine
Street Commissioner
Call and sign up today for any of these great projects and take pride in our beautiful city.
Tony Duhon
Stormwater Program Manager
Phone: (337) 783-0824
Fax: (337) 783-4331
Stormwater runoff occurs when precipitation from rain flows over the ground. Impervious surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and streets prevent stormwater from naturally soaking into the ground.
Stormwater can pick up debris, chemicals, dirt, and other pollutants and flow into a storm sewer system that leads directly to local waterways.
Such products may include certain paints, cleaners, stains and varnishes, car batteries, motor oil, and pesticides. The dangers of improper disposal of these items may not be immediately obvious, but may have the potential to cause physical injury to sanitary workers, contaminate septic tanks, or wastewater treatment systems.
No — the water goes directly to the local waterways.
No — grass and other waste materials entering the storm drain system can hinder proper drainage and affect local water quality. Keep grass on the lawn, it’s natural fertilizer.
It is anything that will keep soil on site and out of streets and storm drains. This may include silt fencing, berms and properly placed hay bales. Natural vegetation is the best method to control erosion; roots and ground cover will hold the soil on site.
Eroding soil and mud, sometimes due to land being disturbed as a result of construction activities, ends up in the streets, drains, ditches, and water ways. Important topsoil is lost while contributing to poor water quality and possible clogged storm drains.
The City of Crowley Wastewater Treatment facility is a 2.47 MGD (million gallon per day) average design flow and a 3.22 MGD peak design flow intermediate Open March/ Rock-Reed Treatment System with Ultraviolet Disinfections.
412 Conrad Road
Crowley, LA. 70526
Phone: (337) 783-0824
Office Hours
Monday through Thursday, 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Emergency After Hours
(337) 783-1234
Tim Cradeur
Director of Wastewater