Capital Improvements & Infrastructure

LCG begins $750,000 renovations at Comeaux Recreation Center including interior repairs, energy upgrades and exterior improvements.

LCG begins work on traffic signal replacements to help modernize aging infrastructure, improve visibility, and enhance safety along the parish’s busiest corridors.

Lafayette wins the Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge, earning $1 million to repair private sewer infrastructure and unlock new development.

Lafayette Parish secures $14.5 million in federal funding for safer roads, emergency preparedness, water infrastructure, and community improvements.

Lafayette begins construction on MLK Jr. Drive sidewalk improvements, adding safer ADA-accessible sidewalks, drainage upgrades, and better connectivity.

Road resurfacing is underway on Surrey Street from 12th Street to East Pinhook Road as part of Lafayette's 2025 Asphalt Street Overlay Project.

LCG reorganizes infrastructure operations and launches a public Capital Improvements Map to track $186M+ in active projects across Lafayette Parish.

LCG receives nearly $8 million in federal funding to advance Johnston Street safety improvements, connectivity, and long-term corridor revitalization.

Lafayette celebrates the opening of the $16 million Moore Park Soccer Complex, featuring nine soccer fields and new amenities for athletes and families.

LCG receives final approval to complete Coulee Ile De Cannes detention ponds, restarting construction to improve flood control and drainage in Lafayette Parish.