FEMA absence at Comite diversion meeting leaves flood insurance questions unanswered

So, the Comite River Diversion project, which was first pondered when I was a freshman at LSU, is now within a few years of completion, and residents whose flood insurance premiums are high as a result of flood risks associated with the river are wanting to know how much money they will be saving. That is a very complex question, and I think those residents are very premature with this expectation. It will take a while to ascertain the effects of this giant canal that will be running flood waters to the Mississippi River:

https://www.wafb.com/2026/08/31/fema-absence-comite-diversion-meeting-leaves-flood-insurance-questions-unanswered/

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