Colyell Creek Cleanup Project Kicks Off in Livingston Parish
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 1
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What happened
A project to clean and improve the Colyell Creek System in Livingston Parish officially commenced on September 1, 2026. The initiative involves the Livingston Parish Government, Gravity Drainage District 5, and the City of Walker working collaboratively. The work began with crews operating along Joe May Road.
From wbrz.com
Why it matters
The cleanup project is intended to improve the creek system's drainage capabilities. This work is particularly relevant to managing flooding issues in the area, including those affecting properties along Joe May Road.
From wbrz.com
Who's involved
- WalkerCity involved in the cooperative cleanup of the creek system.
- Livingston ParishParish government leading the cooperative creek cleanup project.
- Colyell CreekThe natural watercourse undergoing cleanup and improvement.
- James GraceResident whose property is affected by the creek drainage issues.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A joint project between the city of Walker and Livingston Parish is underway to manage the creek system as it flows into the Amite River.Sub-event
Cooperative Endeavor Agreement established for creek cleanup.1 source
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The entities involved
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Walker
city in Minnesota
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Livingston Parish
parish in Louisiana, United States