The Lubok Antu District Council is a local government organisation formed under the State Govenment's Local Authorities Ordinance, 1956. The council has the right to implement council by-laws from enactments and ordinanace as approved by the State Government which, includes taxation, rentals and finance autonomy.

The Lubok Antu District Council was formed in 1957 with its haedquarter at the Engkilili town and a small office at the Lubok Antu town. As an organisation under the Ministry of Environment and Public Health of Sarawak, this council is also responsible for the planning and development of the rural areas in Lubok Antu which covers an area of 348.25 square kilometres.

	The letters "M.D.L.A" is a short form of the Lubok Antu District Council's name.
	The Circle of Rice signifies the main crop in this district and also the staple food of the people of this district.
	The symbol at the bottom of the logo represents all the people under the jurisdiction of the coucil are always of high praise and loyal to the Perlembagaan Negara.
	Represents "Gunung Tiang Laju", the highest mountain in the district of Lubok Antu.
	Represents the "Batang Ai Hidroelectric Dam", the first Hidro Project in Sarawak which is also a main tourist attraction in the district.
	Represents the "Ikan Semah", the most expensive fish and can be found abundantly in the Batang Lupar river - the longest river in the Sri Aman district.

Population	Amount
Iban	18,951
Chinese	2,326
Malay	646
Melanau	13
Other Bumiputera	52
Non Malaysian	137
Others	19
Bidayuh	90
Total Amount	22,234

Amount of community Head	Chinese Pemanca 1 Orang
	Iban Head 7 Orang
	Malay Head 1 Orang
Amount of Ketua Kampung	173 Persons
Amount of Longhouses	220 Longhouses
Amount of Doors	7,000 Doors
Amount of Chinese Residents	6 Areas
Total Area Wide	2,338 square kilometres