Greater Alexandria Economic Development Authority

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201 Johnston St Ste 601

Alexandria, LA 71301

+1 (318) 880-0407

https://gaeda.org

The Greater Alexandria Economic Development Authority (GAEDA) was established in 2003 to enhance economic development efforts, renovation, restoration, and tourism in the City of Alexandria and Rapides Parish. This organization works in cooperation with the City to address community needs and foster growth in various sectors.

GAEDA is involved in multiple projects and initiatives aimed at revitalizing the local economy, including the Masonic Drive Project and the Hynson Bayou Bridge Project. Through its various funding mechanisms and intergovernmental agreements, GAEDA strives to create a thriving environment for businesses and residents alike.

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