Caddo Levee District Board

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1320 Grimmett Dr

Shreveport, LA 71107

+1 (318) 221-2654

http://caddoleveedistrict.org

The Caddo Levee District, established in 1892, is charged with the responsibility of maintaining 117 miles of levees in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, effectively protecting approximately 200,000 acres of land and over 30,000 residents from flood waters. The Board of Commissioners, consisting of seven members appointed by the Governor, also oversees a drainage system that includes 250 miles of floodgates and a pumping station.

In addition to flood protection, the Caddo Levee District manages over 10,000 acres of property, which are primarily utilized for timber, oil, gas minerals, grazing, and surface leases. The organization is an active member of several associations focused on flood control and waterways management, indicating its commitment to enhancing regional resilience and environmental stewardship.

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