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Grosse Těte (translates, Big Head) is a village in Iberville Parish and the parish seat is Plaquemine. The population of Grosse Těte at the 2016 estimates was 625. Grosse Těte is part of the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Statistical Area. The village has a total area of 1.19 square miles.
Grosse Těte is famous because of the Bayou Grosse Tete that winds through much of north Iberville Parish. An exit ramp just off interstate 10 drops you right into Grosse Těte. It is the home of the parish's visitor center. The village was re-incorporated in 1952 and includes a to-mile stretch of homes and businesses along Bayou Grosse Těte.
The name may have come from a big-headed Choctaw Indian who lived and hunted in the area at the time the French explored the area. Now Grosse Těte is a beautiful area of live oaks, green pastures and the grace of the bayou. It is a small community, but it provides sewer, water, and street lighting, plus a fire department to its citizens.
Amenities can be found in abundance in the nearby metropolitan of Baton Rouge.
Grosse Těte
Michael Chauffe, Mayor
18125 Willow Street
Grosse Těte, LA 70740
Grosse Těte Village Website
Individual crime information for Grosse Těte, Louisiana is no available. Contact the Sheriff's Department if you need specific information.
Grosse Těte, Louisiana Police Department
Law Enforcement services are provided by the Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office.
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Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office
Brett Stassi, Sheriff
48050 Meriam Street
Plaquemine, LA 70764
Grosse Těte Iberville Parish, Louisiana Sheriff's Office Information
The departments in the Iberville Parish SO are: Civil Division, Detective Unit, Crime Scene Unit, Criminal Davison, Administration, Uniform Patrol, Interstate Patrol, K9 Unit, Motorcycle Patrol, Water Patron, Communications, Special Operations Group – on 24-hour call and is ready to respond to any life-threatening situation.
The Sheriff's Offices serves 31,049 residents and has 150 officers in the department.
Iberville Parish Sheriff
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Iberville Parish Jail
Pete Edwards, Warden
59605 Bayou Road
Plaquemine, Louisiana 70764
The jail houses 120 male and female inmates plus processes those who are arrested and handles bonding requirements. The jail was built in 1976.
To visit an inmate, you need to be on a list provided by the inmate. All visitors required to provide identification. If you are not on the list, you cannot visit an inmate. Mail can be sent to an inmate via the US Postal Service. Sending money to an inmate requires your family and friends to deposit money into your own "bank account". An inmate is allowed $290 per month.