Weekend hours, no late fees: emergency declared as Louisiana OMV computer woes continue
The OMV encouraged people to renew their driver's licenses online when possible. It also urged Louisianans not to wait until the last minute to do so. Drivers' licenses may be renewed up to 180 days before their expiration.
Louisiana OMV technical issues trigger emergency declaration
Gov. Jeff Landry has declared a state of emergency in Louisiana, citing the need to immediately address system outages at the state Office of Motor Vehicles that have caused crippling delays in processing drivers’ licenses, vehicle titles and registration services.
Louisiana has announced a state of emergency over issues with a government mainframe.
Governor Jeff Landry suspended late fees and extended license deadlines as system outages continue to disrupt OMV services ...
Expiration dates were extended and delinquent fees were waived for up to 30 days on driver’s licenses after an executive ...
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What is COBOL, and why should it matter to Louisiana residents in wake of OMV outages?Louisiana is using a mainframe that's over 50 years old to run the OMV. What is COBOL and why does it matter as the REAL ID deadline looms?
Gov. Jeff Landry said placing GOHSEP under the Louisiana National Guard would save the state millions of dollars and ...
(WAFB) - Governor Jeff Landry says outdated software is the cause of “crippling delays” at Office of Motor Vehicle locations across Louisiana ... declaring a State of Emergency.
The move comes after two years of audits that showed the agency hasn't complied with federal reporting requirements for disaster relief grants.
According to Gov. Jeff Landry, GOHSEP will now be under the Louisiana National Guard, with Brig. Gen. Jason Mahfouz serving ...
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