Clearview Parkway in Jefferson Parish is scheduled for night roadworks July 21-25, affecting traffic with lane closures. The Louisiana DOTD project will improve sidewalks, drainage, and road surface.

LA 49 roadwork in Jefferson Parish starts July 21, impacting north/southbound lanes between W Metairie Ave & US 61, daily from 8:30 AM to 3 PM until July 25.

US 90 Business westbound in Orleans Parish closed today at Loyola Ave On-Ramp from 9 AM to 2 PM due to roadwork.

The LA 2 bridge over Jeems Bayou in Caddo Parish has reopened after timely repairs by the DOTD, with officials urging caution around construction zones.

The Boudreaux Canal Bridge in Terrebonne Parish, closed for repairs, reopened ahead of schedule, with a new bridge planned. Other local bridges like Bayou Dularge and Daigleville are also undergoing maintenance.

Lane and shoulder closures are planned on LA 428 (General Meyer Ave) in Orleans Parish for road construction, affecting evening and morning commutes from July 20th to July 25th.

Eton Street in New Orleans will have intermittent closures from July 23 due to street repairs by Hardrock Construction Co. Local access maintained, but parking restrictions apply.

St. Charles Parish roadworks are causing closures and disruptions, with a focus on asphalt resurfacing like patching, milling, and paving. Residents are advised to check for updates and plan alternative routes.

The Louisiana DOTD has reopened the Bayou Dularge Bridge to traffic during rush hours and is continuing construction, while also progressing on repairs and replacements of other local bridges.

The Ouachita River has been designated a U.S. Marine Highway, which MARAD and others expect to spur economic growth and infrastructure development in the region.

Emergency lane/ramp closures will occur on I-49 near Bert Kouns in Caddo Parish due to concrete repairs prompted by heat-induced pavement issues, affecting traffic next week.

The Louisiana DOTD plans to replace the LA 540 bridge in Homer with a $703,278 project, beginning with utility relocations and aiming for a late Fall 2025 completion, with current detours in place.

LDWF plans a drawdown of Lake Bistineau on July 28, 2025, to fight giant salvinia and improve fish habitats and water quality. Public boat access remains partly available.