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The Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) Board meeting on April 21, 2025, highlighted a significant development for the Bayou Pigeon boat launch in Iberville Parish. The board announced the groundbreaking of an extensive overhaul and expansion of the facility, which serves as a crucial access point to the Atchafalaya Basin.

The project aims to enhance the boat launch's capabilities, including increasing the number and size of launches, improving depth, and expanding parking facilities. This upgrade is expected to alleviate congestion during peak usage times, making it easier for boaters and fishermen to access the water.
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The groundbreaking took place in January, and officials expressed optimism about completing the project by September, minimizing disruption for local fishermen. The CPRA emphasized its commitment to elevating the Atchafalaya Basin's infrastructure to match the planning and resources allocated to other coastal areas in Louisiana, addressing past disparities in funding and development.

This initiative marks a significant step towards improving recreational access and safety in the region, with the CPRA aiming to provide a more robust and user-friendly facility for the community.

Converted from CPRA Board Meeting April 2025 meeting on April 21, 2025
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