Louisiana has declared an emergency that prohibits unsolicited telemarketing calls into the state effective 6 AM CST October 9, 2020.
Current Status: Mandatory EOC Presence - All Telephonic Solicitation Prohibited
The call prohibition in Louisiana due to a declared state of emergency will end today effective 6 PM CST.
Conditions of Tropical Storm/Hurricane Laura and Tropical Depression 14/Tropical Storm/Hurricane Marco will allow the release of the LPSC from mandatory EOC presence.
Louisiana has declared an emergency that prohibits unsolicited telemarketing calls into the state effective 8:30 AM PT today. We will notify you once the prohibition has been lifted.
Current Status: Mandatory EOC Presence - All Telephonic Solicitation Prohibited
Anyone who is familiar with the best practices for calling during declared states of emergency knows that a declared state of emergency in Louisiana means that telemarketing is prohibited in that state for the duration of the emergency.
UPDATE 6/23/2021
Governor Cuomo announced today that he would allow the state of emergency to expire on June 24, 2021.
UPDATE 5/27/2021
On May 25, Governor Cuomo extended the state of emergency through June 24, 2021.
Note: While there is no legal prohibition to solicitation calls to California, we recommend you exercise caution before marketing to consumers in areas affected by the fires.
Note: While there is no legal prohibition to solicitation calls to Texas, we recommend you exercise caution before marketing to consumers in areas affected by the flooding.