These business incentives are funded by the State of Louisiana to attract and cultivate business. Find out about the Enterprise Zone, Quality Jobs, Restoration Tax Abatement and Industrial Tax Exemption programs.

Touted as one of the key recovery/retention projects in the parish, this dredging project has become the barometer of Cameron’s economic development engine through its parish and port affiliates. The Office of Planning & Development for the Cameron Parish Police Jury and authorized agent for the West Cameron Port Authority, underscores this project as not only essential to the current industrial stock , but plays prominent in the parish’s future shore base operation and its continued recruitment of LNG, deepwater, oil field service and fisheries sustainability.

The Cameron Square Recovery Project includes a multi-building Civic Complex and Square extending from the existing Courthouse to the Cameron Loop.

The Louisiana Land Trust is a non profit organization formed to manage the properties that have been purchased by the State of Louisiana under the current Road Home Program as part of the ongoing recovery effort from the damage caused by hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.

The Louisiana Road Home Corporation Act became effective on June 29, 2006 under Senate Bill No 445. This Act created a non-profit corporation whose mission is "to finance, own, lease as lessee or lessor, sell, exchange, donate or otherwise hold or transfer a property interest in housing stock damaged by Hurricane Katrina or Hurricane Rita.” This act gave the Road Home Corporation (now doing business as the (LLT)Louisiana Land Trust ) broad powers to receive and dispose of the properties, to accept funds "from any sources,” to borrow against these properties and to obtain payment for these obligations and to "enter into any and all agreements,” necessary to carry out its mission. This would be done under the guidelines "set forth by the Louisiana Recovery Authority” and to provide for financing "as administered by the Office of Community Development.”

Funding for the Louisiana Land Trust is provided through Community Development Block Grant funds administered by the Office of Community Development.

The West Cameron Port is situated as the port of entry to the Calcasieu Ship Channel in Southwest Louisiana. It is located on the Gulf of Mexico with the Calcasieu Ship Channel, the East Fork, and the Cameron Loop all located within its territorial limits. The territorial limits encompass Wards 3, 4, 5, and 6 of Cameron Parish, Louisiana.