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Garyville Braces for Daytime Power Outage Amid Entergy Infrastructure Upgrades on January 14

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Published on January 09, 2026
Garyville Braces for Daytime Power Outage Amid Entergy Infrastructure Upgrades on January 14Source: Facebook/ St. John the Baptist Parish

Residents of Garyville in St. John the Baptist Parish brace for a temporary but extensive power outage as scheduled by Entergy for infrastructure upgrades. The planned blackout is set to occur on Wednesday, January 14, spanning a full workday from approximately 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. St. John the Baptist Parish advised residents through a social media post about the expected outage.

Designated streets, incline Aaron Ln./Aaron St., Anthony F Monica St., and several others, will be stripped of electric service for the duration of the repairs. Businesses, locals, and anyone reliant on continuous power will have to make arrangements to mitigate the inconvenience. The areas to be impacted are specific: "This outage will affect the below areas in Garyville: Aaron Ln. / Aaron St., Anthony F Monica St., Buster St., Cashio Ln." among other listed streets, according to the parish's social media announcement.

While the temporary loss of electricity is a preventative measure to ensure the stability of local electrical infrastructure, it brings with it the temporary cessation of normality. Home appliances, security systems, and daily comforts we take for granted will pause, as electricians and engineers descend upon the conduits and cables that are the lifeblood of modern habitation in Garyville. Entergy assures that this disruption is vital for upgrades and maintenance that will benefit the community in the long term, according to St. John the Baptist Parish.

Entergy is available to address any concerns or provide additional information, and they request that residents call 1-800-9OUTAGE should they have any questions. The power company will manage expectations and guide those unfamiliar with navigating an eight-hour power outage. The company has not yet announced any compensation or relief measures for those economically impacted by the scheduled interruption. The parish's social media post indicates that residents seeking more details are encouraged to reach out directly to Entergy: "Please call Entergy at 1-800-9OUTAGE for more information."