Purpose the lafitte bike path project grant is awarded to jefferson parish under the restore act direct component program in phases to support the engineering and design phase i and construction phase…

The Department of the Treasury awarded Jefferson Parish Government $320,000 on April 30, 2026, under the RESTORE Act Direct Component Program (CFDA 21.015) to fund Phase I engineering and design work for approximately 2.75 miles of new bike paths in Lafitte, Louisiana. The project connects the Wetland Trace Boardwalk to Louisiana Highway 45 and aims to enhance accessibility to the Barataria-Terrebonne Estuary, promote tourism and recreation, and stimulate local economic activity in Jefferson Parish communities along the Gulf Coast region. The 32-month performance period runs through December 29, 2028. No sub-recipients are involved in the award.

Purpose the lafitte bike path project grant is awarded to jefferson parish under the restore act direct component program in phases to support the engineering and design phase i and construction phase II of approximately 2.75 miles of new bike paths in lafitte, louisiana.activities to be performed phase i of the jefferson parish lafitte bike path project is funded at 320,000.00 for with a 32-month performance period.end goalexpected outcomes the goals of the project are to enhance accessibility to the barataria-terrebonne estuary including the natural features along bayou barataria, promote tourism and recreation, and stimulate local economic activity by connecting the wetland trace boardwalk to LA highway 45.beneficiaries the project will benefit communities in jefferson parish, louisiana, gulf coast region.subrecipient activities there is no subrecipient for this award.