Pointe Coupee Economic Development works with Louisiana's business leaders and government officials to foster a business environment that encourages the creation of new businesses, helps existing businesses thrive and grow, and attracts investment in the community. We are committed to workforce development and job growth. Pointe Coupee Economic Development markets our area at meetings, trade shows, and through the development of promotional materials. We assist Louisiana business and government in strategic planning to create a livable community and stronger economic base.
Pointe Coupee is a great area to consider bio-energy development, digital media, advanced manufacturing, value added agri-business, and transportation/distribution.
A listing of commercial spaces, land, and business opportunities in Pointe Coupee Parish.
*note: The accuracy of information provided is correct at time of posting. Pointe Coupee Economic Development does not guarantee the accuracy of information. Please contact the realtor.
A snapshot of the overall economy of Pointe Coupee (2007). A comparative analysis of the value-added and employment contribution of each major sector of the economy.
Pointe Coupee and West Feliciana sponsored a hotel feasibility study to determine the need for additional accomodations. You can see a copy of it here as to potential locations in New Roads.
The City of New Roads was selected by LED (Louisiana Economic Development) to be one of 8 pilot communities to participate in a twelve month planning process to create a strategic plan to spur economic growth.
You can look in this area to see updates on how the project is proceeding!
With the help of our state partners at LED (Louisiana Economic Development), we were guided in the development of a strategic plan for economic development for the City of New Roads.
More WIA funding per capita is made available to Louisiana than to any other state. On-The-Job-Training (OJT) helps employers cut training costs in half by providing a 50% reimbursement of salary for training for up to six months.
If you are a parent and your income is less than 200% of the federal poverty level, Louisiana may help you with starting your own business. INCLUDING START UP MONEY!