Protecting People, Property and Our Way of Life
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Important Message from North Lafourche Levee District
In accordance with the Louisiana Governor’s Proclamation Number 97 JBE 2020 extending Phase 2, NLLD office access is limited to 50% of the total occupancy as determined by the State Fire Marshal, which for this office is 32 individuals at one time, including our employees. Every individual shall wear a face covering over the nose and mouth when entering the building. You can refer to gov.louisiana.gov for guideline exceptions. Guidelines on public meeting participation for the NLLD during the additional Phase 2 Mitigation Measures of Reopening can be found below.
COVID19 office notice 07-13-2020
Upcoming NLLD Board of Commissioners Meetings:
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
4:00 pm – Finance and Priority Committee
Budget Revision Review Meeting
Agenda Finance Priority Committee August 12 2020
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
5:15 pm – Finance and Priority Committee
5:30 pm (or immediately after F&P Committee) – Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners
Agendas posted 24 hours before meetings.
NLLD will also continue to offer a virtual meeting attendance option.
TO JOIN BY PHONE WITH AUDIO ONLY:
Dial-in number is (339) 207-7469
Please mute your phone upon gaining access to the meeting. There is no access number required to join the meeting with this number.
TO JOIN ONLINE WITH VIDEO AND AUDIO:
Click: https://join.freeconferencecall.com/dwayneb
Online meeting ID: dwayneb
We do ask all participants to turn off their device’s video to help with meeting clarity. Also, please mute the microphone on your device.
For assistance connecting to the meeting, text “Help” to (339) 207-7469. Message and data rates may apply. You can also call (985) 537-2244 if you have questions about attendance at and participation in the meetings.
NLLD works to improve drainage and enhance flood protection for
65,000 residents north of the Intracoastal Waterway in Lafourche
Parish, Louisiana, serving approximately two-thirds of the parish’s
population. The District includes over 250 miles of levees and
drainage canals and 40 pump stations throughout north
Lafourche, and its efforts and investments in construction
equipment have prevented flooding from tropical storms and
hurricanes like Katrina, Rita, Gustav and Ike.
