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The City of New Orleans Department of Public Works (DPW) and Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) are working together to implement this $2.3B program to restore damaged infrastructure, using local and federal funds.
The City completed a comprehensive, scientific assessment of City-owned streets in spring 2015 and received the final results of the assessment in the summer of 2016. The City is using the results of the pavement assessment as part of the method to prioritize future infrastructure projects. To review results on your block click here. To view the full report, click here. To view the informational factsheet click here.
For more information go to the RoadWork Nola website.
To learn more about the types of construction you can expect to see around the City, click on the links below:
For more information go the the RoadWorks Nola website
Carrollton Area RoadWorkNola Projects
Download Below PDF TableFind RoadWork Nola by projects, by address, or by neighborhood
(note: There are multiple projects within a neighborhood. Neighborhood maps reflect work on all projects - completed, in progress, or planned).
Below is the contact information of the outreach specialists for each of the projects in our area (go to RoadWorkNOLA for project/area maps). Contact them with questions, complaints, concerns.
Audubon:
Black Pearl/East Carrollton: ljmuse@nola.gov
B.W.Cooper/Gert Town/Dixon
Marlyville/Fontainebleau:
Hollygrove/Leonidas:
(504)658-7623
On June 7, 2018 Governor John Bel Edwards signed the Fair Share package into law - an agreement that dedicates more than $200 million toward the most critical infrastructure needs in New Orleans. This package includes $50M in one-time funding that will lead toward fiscal solvency of the Sewerage and Water Board and $27M in recurring funds to improve the SWB and to continue to improve our city streets.
On August 7, 2019, Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced an Infrastructure Advisory Board to provide oversight of the Sewerage & Water Board (S&WB). The board, which has four members named by Mayor Cantrell and three members by Gov. John Bel Edwards, was created in June by the Mayor’s executive order.
The Sewerage and Water Board Task Force was convened as a result of 2018 Louisiana House Resolution 193 with the objective To develop findings and recommendations regarding the best strategies and procedures for the management of the sewerage, water, and drainage facilities and services in the City of New Orleans.
FINAL REPORT:
Report of Findings and Recommendations, available here.
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