Amazon / STACK Infrastructure (~$12B)

CORROBORATED

Three northwest Louisiana sites are documented: the Resilient Technology Park at 7340 Greenwood Road in west Shreveport (~250–313 acres, seven buildings, ~3M sq ft); a Caddo Parish site near Blanchard Latex Road and State Line Road; and a Bossier Parish site on the west side of Highway 3 about five miles north of Benton.

Key data: 7340 Greenwood Rd, Shreveport (Resilient Technology Park, ~250–313 ac); Blanchard Latex Rd & State Line Rd (Caddo); Hwy 3 north of Benton (Bossier)

Limitation: Investment totals reported variously as $12B and $18B across phases; parcel IDs not published.

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Resolution passed committee

Amazon committed up to $400 million to regional water infrastructure across the Caddo-Bossier campuses. Separately, House Resolution 20 by Rep. Danny McCormick — which passed the House Natural Resources Committee unanimously — encourages the Department of Conservation and Energy to investigate the effects of the Amazon data center's water consumption on Caddo Lake, from which Amazon intends to draw cooling water.

Key data: Up to $400M regional water infrastructure; HR 20 study of Caddo Lake withdrawal impacts

Status date: 2026-03-25

Limitation: No withdrawal volume figure disclosed for the Amazon campuses

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Platted

The Amazon-STACK footprint spans roughly 1,400 acres across Caddo and Bossier parishes, with the Bossier technology park's final plat cleared in March 2026.

Key data: ~1,400 acres

Status date: 2026-03

Limitation: Prior land use not characterized

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