INDUSTRIAL PARKS

• Owned jointly by Bossier Parish and the City of Bossier
• Managed by the Greater Bossier Economic Development Foundation
• 17 acres available for development
• Located on Viking Drive West, 1/4 mile off Swan Lake Road
• Rail service – Kansas City Southern Railroad
• City water and sewerage
• Electric power – AEP/Southwestern Electric Power (AEP/SWEPCO)
• Natural gas – Centerpoint Energy Arkla
• 1/2 mile to I-220 interchange and 1 1/2 miles to I-20 interchange

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• Owned and operated by the Town of Benton
• 40 acre development
• Located on Industrial Drive in Benton, 1/2 miles off Hwy 320
• 16 miles north of I-20 and within 25 miles of I-49
• Rail Service – Union Pacific Railroad
• City water and sewerage
• Electric power – AEP/Southwestern Electric Power (AEP/SWEPCO)
• Natural gas – Centerpoint Energy Arkla
• Primary tenants – Capro, Inc. and Elite RV

• Owned and operated by the Town of Plain Dealing
• 40 acres available for development
• Located on Industrial Drive in Plain Dealing
• 20 miles north of I-220 and 25 miles from I-49
• Rail Service – Union Pacific
• City water and sewerage
• Electric power – AEP/Southwestern Electric Power (AEP/SWEPCO)
• Natural gas – Centerpoint Energy Arkla
• Fire Station Number 2 located in the park

• Marketed by the Greater Bossier Economic Development Foundation
• Located on Shed Road approximately 1 mile south of I-229 and 1.5 miles north of I-20
• 4 acres remain in the old portion of the park. Zoned for heavy industry.
• Rail Service: KCA
• City water & sewerage
• Electric: AEP-SWEPCO
• Gas: CenterPoint Energy
• Located in an Enterprise Zone

• Owned and operated by the Caddo-Bossier Port Commission
• 2,000-acre industrial park and inland multi-modal transportation and distribution center located
  at the head of navigation on the Red River Waterway
•  Unique location advantages allow the Port to provide businesses a link to domestic and
  international markets via the Mississippi River
• Nine-foot depth and 200-foot width channel maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers
• Houses more than 13 corporations
• Comprehensive rail network with rail links to Union Pacific main line rail, Kansas City Southern
  Railroad and Burlington Northern Santa Fe
• Foreign trade zone, U.S. Customs Port of Entry
• On-dock rail, roll-on/roll-off ramp and rail switch yard on-site with two locomotives for immediate
  rail car switching

• Provides liaison between industry and university researchers
• 20,000 square ft. facility capable of providing distance learning for area employers
• Located in Shreve Park Industrial Campus

• Owned jointly by the Caddo Parish Commission and the City of Shreveport
• Located at Louisiana Highway 173 and Roy Road in Northwest Shreveport, three miles from I-220
• 140-acre development zoned for heavy industry
• Rail service – Kansas City Southern Railroad
• City water and sewerage
• Electric power – AEP Southwestern Electric Power Company
• Natural gas: ArkLa, CenterPoint Energy

• Urban science and technology park that supports new venture business development
for life science; information technology; digital media; and chemical, environmental and
energy-related companies
• Division of the Biomedical Research Foundation
• Recognized by the Southern Growth Policies Board with their Innovator of the Year Award in
Innovation and Technology in 2006
• 800-acre triangle bounded by I-20 and I-49
• Located between LSU Health Shreveport, CHRISTUS Shreveport-Bossier Health System and
Willis-Knighton Health System

• Located in West Shreveport, 15 miles from the Texas border and 30 miles from
the Arkansas border
• Currently zoned 1-2, Heavy Industrial
• Owned by Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
• 500-acre development
• Landscaped and lit roadway system
• City and water sewerage
• Electric power: AEP Southwestern Electric Power
• Natural gas: CenterPoint Energy
• 800-acre triangle bounded by I-20 and I-49
• Located between LSU Health Shreveport, CHRISTUS Shreveport-Bossier Health System and
Willis-Knighton Health System

• Owned and operated by the Shreveport Regional Airport Authority
• 800 acres of prime land for development
• Central U.S. location makes the park readily accessible for any aircraft/aerospace-related
industries requiring taxiways and ramp access
• Maintenance facilities are available for corporate planes and offices
• Aircraft rescue and firefighting facilities meet index E, the FAA’s highest requirement
• 24-hour emergency crews are on-site
• City water and sewerage
• Electric power: EP Southwestern Electric Power
• Natural gas: CenterPoint Energy
• U.S. Customs Office on-site

• Owned by the Caddo Parish Commission
• Located in West Shreveport, five miles from Shreveport Regional Airport
• 900-acre development zoned for heavy industry
• Rail service: Union Pacific Railroad
• City water and sewerage
• Electric power: AEP Southwestern Electric Power
• Natural gas: CenterPoint Energy, ArkLa

• South Webster Industrial Park – Minden, LA
• North Webster Industrial Park – Springhill, LA
• Vivian Industrial Park – Vivian, LA
• Ward II Industrial Park – Vivian, LA

• Numerous sites and parks in the MSA
• Fully developed with all utilities
• Convenient to major highways