Purpose the lafitte seafood market dock and boardwalk grant is awarded to jefferson parish, louisiana under the restore act direct component program to promote the consumption of seafood harvested…

The Department of the Treasury Departmental Offices awarded Jefferson Parish Government $1,400,000 under the Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability, Tourist Opportunities, and Revived Economies of the Gulf Coast States (RESTORE Act) Direct Component program on March 1, 2026, to fund construction of a market dock and boardwalk along Bayou Barataria in Lafitte. The project enables local commercial fishermen to engage in direct-to-market sales of fresh seafood harvested in the Gulf region to the public, promoting consumption of Gulf-region seafood and supporting the local fishing economy in the Jefferson Parish Gulf Coast region. The award contains no sub-recipients. Period of performance runs through July 1, 2028. Place of performance is listed as Florida, USA.

Purpose the lafitte seafood market dock and boardwalk grant is awarded to jefferson parish, louisiana under the restore act direct component program to promote the consumption of seafood harvested in the gulf region through the construction of a new dock and boardwalk along bayou barataria so that local commercial fisherman may engage in direct-to-market sale of fresh seafood to the public.activities to be performed construction of a market dock and boardwalk.end goalexpected outcomes the goal of the project is to allow local commercial fisherman to promote the consumption of seafood harvested in the gulf region by creating a location for direct-to-market sale of fresh seafood to the public.beneficiaries the project will benefit jefferson parish, louisiana gulf coast region.subrecipient activities there is no subrecipient for this award.