To protect West Bank homes and businesses by ensuring that our flood protection system functions as designed.
The SLFPA-W welcomed Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance Tim Temple and other insurance industry representatives to our West Closure Complex for a tour of the facility and discussion on the importance of flood protection for our residents and businesses. Thank you to Governor Jeff Landry, Commissioner Temple and these representatives for the opportunity to demonstrate the value provided by investing in flood protection. ...



SLFPA-W has continued to monitor Hurricane Isaias as it heads towards the Gulf Coast. Due to the current forecast, we do not anticipate any gate closures at this time. Our thoughts are with our neighbors on the gulf coast as they prepare for Isaias' landfall. ...
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SLFPA-W is monitoring the development of Tropical Storm Isaias in the Gulf. We are in communication with our federal, state, and local partners and, if necessary, we are prepared to activate our system in the event of potentially elevated tides.
For information on gate closure status, you can visit slfpaw.org/floodgates where you can monitor status and sign up for text alerts.
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Last week our mowing crews were in English Turn, and this week we will be in Waggaman. Keep an eye out for our crews as you drive on River Road. ...
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Floodgate status may not be updated immediately. For the most current information, please subscribe to text alerts using the link above.
When Is A Levee Permit Required?
No construction within six feet of the landside toe of any levee is allowed. Applicants may request that SLFPA – West review their requests. Each request must fully comply with all plan requirements to enable adequate review of the request.
Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority – West (SLFPA-W)
SLFPA-W Public Records Request Form
SLFPA-W is responsible for flood protection west of the Mississippi River in all of Orleans Parish (Algiers) and the most populated areas of Jefferson Parish, including 80 miles of levees and floodwalls, 3 sector gates and 3 pump stations, and the operation and maintenance of the West Closure Complex (WCC) in Plaquemines Parish.
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