Partnership between St. Louis Region and Port of New Orleans Continues with Joint Support for Infrastructure Investment Aimed at Connecting America’s Heartland to the Future of Global Trade, September 19, 2023 | Read
Governor Edwards Praises Regional Planning Commission's Award of Feasibility Study to Support Louisiana International Terminal Transportation Infrastructure, June 14, 2023 | Read
Port of New Orleans Seeks Public Input at Upcoming Louisiana International Terminal Open Houses, March 6, 2023 | Read
Gov. Edwards Announces $1.8 Billion Louisiana Port Expansion Project, December 12, 2022 | Read
Port of New Orleans Unveils Design Updates to the Louisiana International Terminal Based on Early Community Input, October 27, 2022 | Read
Port NOLA CEO Delivers 2022 State of the Port Address, September 30, 2022 | Read
Gov. Edwards, Port of New Orleans and Global Corporations Explore Louisiana Investment Opportunities as Economic and Resilience Mission Continues, August 2022 | Read
Port of New Orleans to Host Procurement Fair for Local and Small Businesses June 29, June 2022 | Read
Governor Edwards and Legislature Commit Funds for Infrastructure During 2022 Louisiana Legislative Session, June 2022 | Read
Port of New Orleans to Host Small Business Certification Event in St. Bernard Parish, May 2022 | Read
Port of New Orleans to Host Community Open Houses to Share Information About the Louisiana International Terminal, March 2022 | Read
Louisiana International Terminal Digital Media Kit, August 2023 | View
Conceptual Rendering of Louisiana International Terminal | View
Conceptual Rendering of St. Bernard Transportation Corridor | View
St. Louis regional ports and the St. Louis Regional Freightway are jointly supporting the Port of New Orleans’ (Port NOLA) efforts to strengthen the flow of inland river cargo with the development of the Louisiana International Terminal (LIT).
In June, the Regional Planning Commission (RPC) awarded a contract for the study that will formally document the need for the St. Bernard Transportation Corridor, which will connect Lower St. Bernard to the interstate system. The study will determine the alignment of this new roadway and determine the need for other transportation improvements in the area near the Louisiana International Terminal.