Towns we cover
Lafayette, LA
About 121,400 people (2020 Census). Permits come from Lafayette Consolidated Government on West University Avenue, which also runs the floodplain office and the zero net fill rule adopted in 2017.
Youngsville, LA
Roughly 15,900 people, nearly double its 2010 count of 8,105. Its newer subdivisions took heavy water in August 2016. The city issues its own permits, so call city hall before you file with LCG.
Broussard, LA
About 13,400 people on the parish's east side. San Juan lists a fiberglass dealer, The Pool Guy, here. Broussard runs its own permit office.
Scott, LA
About 8,100 people along I-10 west of Lafayette, with its own permit office. Bella Pool Services, a gunite builder, lists an address here.
Carencro, LA
About 9,300 people north of Lafayette near I-49 and the Vermilion. A separate city with its own permits.
Breaux Bridge, LA
About 7,500 people on Bayou Teche in St. Martin Parish, a different parish from Lafayette. Acadiana Pools runs a pool showroom on Rees Street.
New Iberia, LA
About 28,600 people, the Iberia Parish seat. The city Permit & Inspection Department is at 457 E Main St. Acadiana Regional Airport gusted to about 91 mph in Lili.
Abbeville, LA
About 11,200 people, the Vermilion Parish seat, with the Vermilion River through downtown. Lili came ashore south of here in 2002; check the flood zone early.
St. Martinville, LA
About 5,400 people, seat of St. Martin Parish, 13 miles south of Breaux Bridge on the Teche. Permits come from the city or the parish.
Duson, LA
About 1,300 people on the western edge of the parish; the town sits in both Lafayette and Acadia parishes. It runs its own permits.