Office of Mineral Resources
About the Office of Mineral Resources
The Office of Mineral Resources was established to manage the state’s mineral assets and to provide staff to advise the State Mineral and Energy Board in granting and administering leases on state-owned lands and water bottoms for the development and production of minerals, primarily oil and gas, for the purpose of optimizing revenue to the state from the royalties, bonuses and rentals generated therefrom.
The Office is headed by the Assistant Secretary, who also serves as the Secretary of the State Mineral and Energy Board.
The staff consists of professionals such as landmen, GIS personnel, geologists, engineers, accountants, auditors, attorneys and administrative employees who conduct the day-to-day operations of the Board's business and provide it with the information and technical advice necessary for the accomplishment of business at its monthly meetings.
Contact OMR
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Department of Natural Resources |
contact us via email: omr@dnr.state.la.us
Louisiana Oil & Gas:
From SONRIS TO Sunset Conference
2012
August 15 - 17, 2012
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans, Louisiana
additional details will be posted as they become available
How to Notify OMR when a BONA FIDE TITLE DISPUTE arises
Proposed Rules for Alternative Energy Leasing
| Proposed Rules for Alternative Energy Leasing |
08/24/2011 |
Force Majeure Memorandum
View or Download: Force Majeure Memorandum.docx
Proposed New Lease Form
Please click on the following link to review the PROPOSED NEW LEASE FORM.
PLEASE NOTE: Comments can be submitted by email to Rick.Heck@la.gov
or by U.S. Mail to Attn:
Rick Heck
Office of Mineral Resources
P.O. Box 2827
Baton Rouge, LA 70821-2827
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