The Mission of the Non-Flood Protection Asset Management Authority is to prudently manage its assets for the benefit of all stakeholders, to optimize revenues with the ultimate goal of having fully developed and maintained facilities, and to provide surplus revenues to Orleans Levee District when available.
BOARD MEETINGS 
Lakefront Airport Committee 
Marinas Committee 
Commercial Real Estate Committee 
Recreation/Subdivision Committee 
Legal Committee 
Finance Committee 
Wilma Heaton – Chair
Thomas Fierke – Vice Chair
Dawn Hebert
Pat Meadowcroft
New Orleans Lakefront Airport, originally named “Shushan Airport” honoring Orleans Levee Board President Abe Shushan, was formally dedicated in February, 1934. Commercial airline flight operations actually began on the field in late 1933. Shushan Airport was the first combined land and sea air terminal complex to operate in the country.
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Roy Arrigo – Chair
Chris Morvant – Vice Chair
Stanley Brien
Wilma Heaton
Orleans Marina’s sheltered harbor is best available port to residents and transients alike. Convenience is the name of the game at Orleans Marina. If you want to experience the excitement and fun of New Orleans, visit the newest marina in the Metropolitan area – South Shore Harbor- located just 20 minutes from the CBD and French Quarter.
Read MoreThe Lakefront Management Authority manages and maintains any non-flood protection facility or improvement asset or function within…
The Orleans Levee District was established by Act 93 of the 1890 General Assembly (Legislature) of the State of Louisiana (the “District”).
The Non-Flood Protection Asset Management Authority is created to manage and control the OLD’s Non-Flood Assets.
The Non-Flood Protection assets of the Orleans Levee District are segregated and placed under the control of the Louisiana Division of Administration with a small local staff to manage the facilities.
The Louisiana Legislature creates the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East to manage and control the East Jefferson, Orleans, and Lake Borne Basin Levee Districts’s flood protection assets.
Hurricane Katrina devastates New Orleans
South Shore Harbor Marina opens
The Lake Vista Community Center is constructed.
Orleans Marina (Formerly The Inner Yacht Harbor) is transferred to the control of the OLD
Lake Oaks is established
Lake Terrace is established
Lakeshore (East) is established
Lakeshore (West) is established
Lake Vista (East) is established
Lake Vista (West) is established
Lakefront airport and the Terminal Building (Formerly the Shushan Terminal) is dedicated on February 10, 1934 with the Pan American Air Races
OLD begins constructing Lakefront Airport
Lakefront reclamation project completed
Act 292 of the Legislature authorized the OLD to dedicate, construct, operate, and maintain public parks, beaches, marinas, aviation fields, and other like facilities
Orleans Levee District (OLD) created by Act 93 of the Louisiana Legislature
