The Good Earth is a Great Place to Grow Your Business!
Terrebonne translates to “Good Earth,” but businesses and families know that Terrebonne is a Great place to Live, Work and Play. Renowned for its exceptional business climate and superior quality of life, Terrebonne Parish is bursting with growth from its robust economy that is steeped in innovation. With a small town heart, Houma is a mid-sized city having an affordable standard of living, low crime, great schools, and a vibrant culture; the perfect combination for business location or expansion. Discover how our community is evolving from a model manufacturing area to an international, innovation center, and learn what everyone is raving about!

Business and Tax Incentives
Why Houma-Terrebonne
“We are honored to serve the bayou region as the conduit that connects the entrepreneurial spirit starting at a business incubator, existing industry and state-of-the-art cutting edge technology.”
Cohen B. Guidry,
TEDA Chief Executive Officer
Learn more about the advantages of doing business in Terrebonne Parish.
Gateway to the Gulf of Mexico and Southeastern US
Terrebonne Parish is located on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway has easy access to the Gulf of Mexico via the Houma Navigational Canal. Good Earth Transit is parish’s public transit bus system. It has five major routes and serves the surrounding suburban areas, including the small bayou communities and the city of Thibodaux. The Houma-Terrebonne Airport at Augustus Brown Field is a general aviation airport that boasts a 6,500-foot and a 5,000-foot runway along with 1,000 acres of adjacent industrial land.

Terrebonne has Workforce Programs and Assistance
With business-responsive Fletcher Technical Community College and nearby Nicholls State University, workforce training is available for Terrebonne Parish residents and employers alike. Learn More>

Let the Good Times Roll! Mardi Gras, Festivals and more
Experience the Bayou Country’s rich culture, cuisine and “joie de vivre” or, Joy of Life. There are Mardi Gras parades for the whole family, festivals for music and art enthusiasts and a natural paradise for anglers, bird watchers and photographers. Just 55 miles from New Orleans, Louisiana’s Bayou Country contains over 2500 sq. miles of beautiful swamps and pristine wetlands.


7910 Main Street, Suite 302
Houma, LA 70360
Phone: (985) 873-6890














