NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The big game is right around the corner, and all hands are on deck as the city of New Orleans makes the final preparations following the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street. "We continue to work along side our local, state and federal partners to ensure the safety for our residents and visitors during large scale events. The visitors and residents of this city deserve nothing less from all of their public safety departments," NOHSEP Director Collin Arnold said. New Orleans council investigating missing bollards ahead of Bourbon Street attack According to the New Orleans Police Department, visitors can expect a "sea of blue" during the game with about 200 state law enforcement officers as well as several hundred officers from different parishes expected for the game. "With absolutely all the law enforcement you are going to see out there for the Super Bowl, you're going to think you're in a sea of blue," Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick said. Along with the local help, the NOPD will have extra assistance from federal agencies due to the special event assessment rating 1 designation. Every officer on duty is expected to be in constant communication throughout the night. WATCH: Body camera footage released of Jan. 1 terror attack on Bourbon Street "Whether they're NOPD, whether they're Louisiana State Police, whether they're national guard, whether they're parish sheriffs, we're all on the same radio stations," Arnold said. While hundreds of law enforcement officers are expected to be present, city leaders still ask for residents to do their part in keeping the city safe. "We invite residents and visitors to enjoy the festivities, but urge people to stay aware of their surroundings and take care in large crowds. You're going to hear this a lot, but if you see something, say something," Arnold said. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts City leaders share game plan ahead of Super Bowl LIX 'Pizzagate' gunman killed by police in North Carolina after traffic stop, authorities say Iowa restaurant receives backlash after adding 'inflation fee' With Williamson suspended, McCollum scores 38 to lead Pelicans past 76ers 123-115 'It sparked a light in me': Josh Allen's massive impact on New York hospital children