New Orleans has made a notable security change ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl 59 kickoff.

The city is still reeling from what was considered to be a terror attack on New Year’s Day, when a man drove a vehicle into a crowd on Bourbon Street, killing 14 people.

As a result, there have been some alterations ahead of today’s big game, with the Louisiana city beefing up security.

According to NBC, around 3,000 officers from the Department of Homeland Security and the Louisiana State Police will be in the French Quarter and environs, while Bourbon Street will be closed to traffic from 5:00 p.m. to at least 5:00 a.m.