CLICK HERE TO VIEW PDF VERSION OF MAP Note: The Army Corps of Engineers requested that the contracted work be broken down and submitted to them for approval in a total of 9 work packages. Work on the following areas has been completed by LGS: Work Package # 1 - Saunders Bayou from northern city limit south to Gentry Lane (private drive) Work Package # 2 – Draughan Creek from southern city limit north to Greenwell Springs Road Work Package # 3 – Beaver Bayou from southern city

WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), a member of the Senate Finance Committee, today announced his amendment providing $200 million in critically needed disaster tax relief to Louisianans affected by last year’s flood has been added to the Senate’s tax reform legislation. “This amendment will deliver vital tax relief to tens of thousands of Louisiana families hurt by last year’s devastating flood,” said Dr. Cassidy. “They’ll be able to deduct their losses and wo

CLICK HERE TO VIEW PDF VERSION OF MAP Note: The Army Corps of Engineers requested that the contracted work be broken down and submitted to them for approval in a total of 9 work packages. Work on the following areas has been completed by LGS: Work Package # 1 - Saunders Bayou from northern city limit south to Gentry Lane (private drive) Work Package # 2 – Draughan Creek from southern city limit north to Greenwell Springs Road Work Package # 3 – Beaver Bayou from southern city

The bridge on the Central Thruway, entering into Central, was dedicated today to Joe Greco, the late Metro-Councilman and longtime owner of Greco's Pet Supplies. The ceremony was conducted by Metro Councilman Scott Wilson, and was attended by Mayor Sharon Weston Broome, Former Mayor Kip Holden, Mayor Junior Shelton, and Zachary Mayor David Amrhein. Joe Greco's sons Perry, Kelly, and Andy along with Joe's brother Cyrus were there to witness the dedication.

The City of Central has hired CES for storm drain cleaning and evaluation in Jackson Place Subdivision. The scope of work for this project involves the cleaning and CCTV inspection of approximately 5,019 linear feet of 12”-36” diameter storm drain pipe . The purpose of this project is to increase the capacity of the storm drain pipes and improve the storm drain system hydraulics by cleaning the pipes and to locate and identify structural defects within the storm drain pipes.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW PDF VERSION OF MAP Note: The Army Corps of Engineers requested that the contracted work be broken down and submitted to them for approval in a total of 9 work packages. Work on the following areas has been completed by LGS: Work Package # 1 - Saunders Bayou from northern city limit south to Gentry Lane (private drive) Work Package # 2 – Draughan Creek from southern city limit north to Greenwell Springs Road Work Package # 3 – Beaver Bayou from southern city