02/02/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 02/02/2026 17:53
Feb 2, 2026| Infrastructure, Media, Press Releases
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman Clay Higgins (R-LA) announced the approval of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funding for over 40 projects in Louisiana's 3rd District, totaling $326,131,765.68. The reimbursements to local government and non-profit entities add to the over $5 billion in previously announced recovery funds and cover damages incurred due to the impact of Hurricanes Laura, Zeta, Ida, and Francine.
Rep. Higgins said, "I appreciate Secretary Noem's assistance in signing off on these reimbursements that will provide federal support to storm-ravaged areas of Louisiana. My office will continue to work with her to improve the disaster recovery process and deliver necessary resources."
Much of our official Congressional work to advance recovery projects occurs behind the scenes. Funding finalization and the associated formal announcement of funding are the result of constant efforts over many months with FEMA and state and local stakeholders. All funding will be delivered to the State of Louisiana. The state is responsible for disbursing the funds to each sub-recipient.
Below is a list of projects for parishes in Louisiana's 3rd District:
Acadia Parish:
Calcasieu Parish:
Cameron Parish:
Jeff Davis Parish:
Terrebonne Parish:
Lafourche Parish:
St. Mary Parish:
Multi-Parish Electric Cooperatives: