Norco News

Norco raised over $51,000 during its Back in Black turnaround—tied to strong safety performance—to fund Make‑A‑Wish trips for three local children: Allison, Shelby, and Zayden. The kids enjoyed Disney vacations and were given special “bon voyage” gifts. VP Tammy Little said the partnership inspires the team to work safely while bringing joy to families.

Emergency Response Team Lead Jamie Latiolais credits the Air Force with giving him direction, discipline, and a lifelong career in firefighting. After joining the military at a young age, he trained as a firefighter, served at Rhein Main Air Base, and traveled widely, gaining exposure to diverse cultures and approaches to emergency response. His military experience, ongoing education, and commitment to continuous learning shaped his path to Norco, where he now coordinates incident response. Outside of work, he enjoys golfing, fishing, and time with his two children.

Norco recently partnered with the Matthew 25:35 Food Pantry for a day of service. Fourteen volunteers supported the organization’s distribution efforts by unloading trucks, setting up food stations, and loading vehicles for area families.

In recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy of service, Shell’s Black Network Group joined the River Road African American Museum in Donaldsonville for its annual MLK Day of Service.

95^th Shell Volunteers partnered with the Pontchartrain Conservancy to plant 1,000 trees in nearby Wetland Watchers Park to help fortify the shoreline and create new wildlife habitat.

Secretary Giocometto toured upgrades to the Shell Norco facility and visited with site workers to learn about investments to reduce emissions and enhance infrastructure.