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New Orleans strengthens security for New Year’s Eve and Sugar Bowl with 800 officers, closures, and checks after last year’s attack.
New Orleans is deploying nearly 800 law enforcement officers, including state and federal agencies, for New Year’s Eve and the Sugar Bowl, closing Bourbon Street to vehicles and enforcing strict bag and luggage checks amid heightened security.
Despite a denied federal request for higher threat-level support, officials say they’ve strengthened safety measures after last year’s deadly terrorist attack that killed 14 people.
Temporary barriers, drone restrictions, and a public vigilance campaign are in place, with tourists reporting feelings of safety and strong event turnout.
A memorial will remain through January 18, and city leaders continue to emphasize resilience and preparedness.
Nueva Orleans fortalece la seguridad para la víspera de Año Nuevo y el Sugar Bowl con 800 oficiales, cierres y controles después del ataque del año pasado.