US Army Corps of Engineers

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(504) 862-1326 (504) 862-1764
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7400 Leake Ave, Rm 348

New Orleans, LA 70118

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Judith AlmericoNorco, LA
Bonny BruserNew Orleans, LA
Ernest BurfordBrooklyn, NY
Latoya Dequair-ThomasNew Orleans, LA
Cerio DiMarcoSlidell, LA
Kelly DunnMetairie, LA
David DyerVicksburg, MS
Nedra FrisbyVicksburg, MS
Treva Grandpre-CadresNew Orleans, LA
Maurya KilroyNew Orleans, LA
Mallory KlockNew Orleans, LA
Erica LathanNew Orleans, LA
William MeinersNew Orleans, LA
Sherry MorganMemphis, TN
David RizzoNew Orleans, LA
Jan SuttonNew Orleans, LA
Christina WimbleyGalveston, TX

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US Army Corps of Engineers

17 listed attorneys in 8 cities

Contact

Website: davidrizzo.com

Office

(504) 862-1326 (504) 862-1764
Directions

7400 Leake Ave, Rm 348

New Orleans, LA 70118

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Google listing: US Army Corps of Engineers, 7400 Leake Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA

brandon dengler
2 years ago
Miserable building inside, run down, no signage, dismal hallways. And I dont know how they get away with not striping ♿️ access lanes for the parking spots, and parking fills up. We had to drop our friend off into oncoming traffic because there wasn't a striped zone with the handicap stall.
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Matthew Cohen (MatTHEW)
10 years ago
As a little kid I would see this place on the way to the Audubon Zoo, and wondered why it was built on the levee. This was in the late 70's and early 80's. By about 1984, I knew that it was the Army Corps of Engineers, because one of my neighbors worked there. I guess they have a lot of faith in that particular segment of the levee that they built. What is even more perplexing to me now, is that I am the first person to write a review for them, and it is nearly 10 years and 10 months after hurricane Katrina. How can this be? Then again, I don't think the majority of those affected by the levee breaches lived on this side of town, or are still in Louisiana even. I have quite a bit of faith in this particular part of the levee system, and I'm sure they do too, or else they would have moved their offices to St. Tammany Parish, like so, so, many others did after Katrina.
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Kevin Caine
10 years ago
The place is located on a street named Leake??? That's so ironic that it's not even funny...really, it's not. Here, hold this 'L' Army Corps of 'Engineers' for the disaster that was, is and continues to be New Orleans post Katrina.
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Mihit mostafa1
6 years ago
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