The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, known around these parts as DOTD, is making strides in the Bluff Road (LA 928) project over in Ascension Parish, keeping locals in the loop and those wheels rolling towards better drainage and a smoother ride.
DOTD's latest scoop, as reported on their website, boasts the successful extension of concrete culverts along Bluff Road's tricky S-curve—now 18 feet longer to battle the perilous floods that have long haunted these parts; in a while culvert headwalls are next up joining the fray to keep the flow in check, along with some much-needed TLC to older sections, reinforcing the ranks against nature's unpredictability.
But that's not all folks—night owls might spot crews milling and overlaying the road from LA 74 up to LA 427 (Old Perkins Road), raising the game, literally, by elevating the asphalt curves to keep your tires dry and grip tight. With the promise of future stripes soon to guide the way, it sounds like this DOTD endeavor is cruising smoothly towards its Fall 2025 finish line.
