Drug Free Zones
Revised Statute 40:981.3 establishes that Drug Free Zones are inclusive of any properties used for school purposes, drug treatment facilities, religious buildings, public housing authority property, child care centers or within two-thousand feet of any such properties. Maintained by the City of New Orleans.
| Namebrand | Street Addressaddress | The Geomgeospatial | Objectididentifier | Geopingeographic | Shape.Starea()quantity | Shape.Stlength()quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA | 3337 PINE ST | MULTIPOLYGON (((-90.109470547545 29.954616197658, | 206 | 41044316 | 13177909.305246616 | 12871.276399219101 |
| ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE | 4401 ELYSIAN FIELDS AVE | MULTIPOLYGON (((-90.059061208657 29.997682733282, | 336 | 41130676 | 17606896.408248257 | 14917.030944512157 |
| SISTERS OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT | 7200 DIXON ST | MULTIPOLYGON (((-90.105669303139 29.958149187527, | 167 | 41036585 | 13055046.659451459 | 12811.00409509911 |
Cannabis Business License Screening
A compliance officer at a cannabis licensing platform checks whether a dispensary applicant's proposed address falls within a drug-free zone boundary before approving a storefront license, since operating inside such a zone triggers enhanced criminal penalties under Louisiana statute.
Commercial Real Estate Underwriting
A commercial lender evaluating a loan on a retail property runs the parcel against drug-free zone polygons to flag regulatory restrictions that could limit tenant types, affect property value, or complicate collateral recovery in a default scenario.
Fraud Pattern Mapping for Illicit Business Detection
A fraud analyst at a payment processor investigating suspicious merchant activity overlays transaction origin addresses against drug-free zone boundaries to identify whether flagged businesses are operating in legally sensitive areas that would disqualify them from certain license categories.



















