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Hurricane Katrina Recovery
Memphis Corps deactivates the Louisiana Recovery Field Office


Writing the 'Audit Book"
Response experience helps auditors "write the book" on disasters


Hard Job Done Right
Getting reconciliation right so others won't have to


Contracting Award
Jean Todd wins national GSA contracting award for Katrina-Rita response work with large and small business!


St. Bernard Flow
Project restores flow to 19 miles of canals


Bundy Biggest Demo
FEMA asks Corps to remove housing project


Preserving NOLA
Recoupment saves pieces of history


On Top of the Game
Making sure the right house goes down

Mission Complete!
This website is no longer being updated as this mission is complete.

Louisiana and Small Business Summary: Putting Louisiana Small Business to Work in Recovery

HOW TO START CONTRACTING YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE CORPS
A step-by-step guide for first-time contractors looking to become Federal/Corps contractors or subcontractors.  (Word Version)

DEBRIS REMOVAL OR TREE ASSISTANCE  

FEMA-assisted right of way and private property debris removal by the Louisiana Recovery Field Office ended in all parishes, except Jefferson Parish, at midnight, August 31.

Jefferson Parish residents, we are working in the following 700 Zip Codes in preparation for mission closeout on September 30:

01, 02, 03, 05, 06, 53, 62, 65 69, 70, 72.

We have closed out in other Jefferson Parish zip codes.  For assistance in closed out Zip Codes, please call the Jefferson Parish Department of Environmental Affairs at 731-4612 or 736-6440 if you need tree or debris assistance. 

The Corps' Jefferson Parish debris mission will end Sunday, September 30, when the LA-RFO is deactivated.  No work requests will be processed after deactivation.  Residents should check with the Parish numbers above for instructions on debris removal and service. 

Request tree assistance from the Corps until 9/29/07


Debris Mission At A Glance   
Follow the progress of our current FEMA missions
 Debris Mission Stats & Milestones
LA-RFO to Be Deactivated in September 

NOTICE

The Louisiana Recovery Field Office will deactivate September 29 as our FEMA mission comes to an end and transitions to FEMA-funded local Government operations.

Check back for updates and information often!

E-mail us questions!

RFO Perspectives
  Discussion of Topics
of Current Interest

 Who decides where to put what debris?
Who is managing illegal dumping?
What factors decide the final cost?
The Pace of New Orleans Demolition
The Pace of Debris Removal
Louisiana and Small Business Summary
 

Reducing the Hazard
in Hazardous Household Waste

 Managing the Disposal Process
and the Debris Facilities
Ensuring Financial Integrity
and Environmental Compliance
Remaining Missions
Debris Removal and Demolition

 The Demolition Process

 LOCAL CONTRACTING SUCCESS
Congratulations to six area contractors for receiving RFO contracts to remove debris from private property in
Jefferson Parish

 Read more about our efforts to engage local and area business in the Katrina Recovery


Featured Faces 
Recognized for service to Louisiana
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RECOVERY ADVISORY

 At the request of FEMA, the Louisiana Recovery Field Office will deactivate September 30.  It has been our distinct honor to serve the citizens of Louisiana in their historic recovery efforts.  You have inspired us all!

Experience the mission and meet the people of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Mission to Rebuild and Restore Iraq!
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