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July 21, 2025 · about 1 year ago

University Lakes dredging project update

Phase 1 dredging in City Park Lake and Lake Erie has been completed and landscaping of the newly created shorelines is underway. Also, phase 2A work continues in University Lake while dredging in College Lake was completed in early 2025. Dredging in University Lake is expected to be complete this su

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Phase 1 dredging in City Park Lake and Lake Erie has been completed and landscaping of the newly created shorelines is underway.

Also, phase 2A work continues in University Lake while dredging in College Lake was completed in early 2025. Dredging in University Lake is expected to be complete this summer, and shoreline landscape installation is underway.

Phase 2B, which includes dredging the southern one-half (approx.) of University Lake, commenced in early 2025 and is scheduled to be completed in Winter 2025-26. ​

The $78 million University Lake Restoration Project is a collaborative effort between LSU, the City of Baton Rouge, and state and local partners.

It is creating a more sustainable aquatic system, improving flood protection, and creating more recreational opportunities through dredging, shoreline restoration, and improved stormwater management.

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