Paris Road Clean Up Project

Parish President Guy McInnis stated, “this project is part of a parish-wide effort to remove debris and trash on parish highways and canals.” The clean-up project was coordinated by Parish President Guy McInnis, Sheriff James Pohlmann,...

A Stronger, More Reliable Grid Coming to St. Bernard Parish

The $5 million project centers on installing new utility poles and a newly constructed feeder line along Judge Perez Drive between Munster Drive and the Highway 46 extension. “It’s important to work with all our business partners to continue striving to n...

St. Bernard Officials and Community Partners hold Annual Day at the Legislature Event

St. Bernard Parish Government and its partners in the educational, law enforcement, and business communities held its annual St. Bernard Day at the Legislature event on June 6^th on the grounds of the State Capitol.

St. Bernard leaders served up local seafo...

St. Bernard Parish Government receives Golden Telly Award for the first episode of Celebrating Our H

The site consists of the ruins of the Denis de La Ronde House and the notable alley of live oaks, popularly known as the Pakenham Oaks. The television piece was produced by the St. Bernard Parish Government Access Channel and has been aired on Channel 76 ...

St. Bernard Parish breaks ground on Canal Crossings

The Mumphrey Road project, located in the 3400 block of Mumphrey Road will cost a total of $868,668.00 and the Gallo Drive Canal Crossing will cost a total of $807,848.00. The scope of work for both projects will include replacement of the existing canal ...

St. Bernard Parish Recreation Department 2019 Flag Football

For the past 3 years Flag Football has continued to grow. The first season only had 90 participants and today, there are over 300 kids participating in games at the four Recreation Zones. Flag Football is anticipated to be one of the top three sporting ac...

Evacuation Assistance for St. Bernard Parish Residents

The Critical Transportation Needs Evacuation Plan is designed for individuals who do not have transportation to evacuate when recommended by Emergency Management planners for tropical events. A combination of bus routes and pre-determined satellite collec...

St. Bernard Parish Animal Services hosts “Kitten Season” drive

The shelter is accepting Purina wet and dry kitten food, kitten powdered milk formula, scoopable litter and litter boxes, kitten baby bottles, baby blankets, turkey or chicken baby food, heating pads, pet toys, and cat carriers. These items will be given ...

HURRICANE SEASON IS APPROACHING

Hurricane Season runs from June 1^st thru November 30^th and the parish has no shelter of last resort, so residents need to identify a safe place to go in the event of a storm. Here are a few tips to follow:

Personal Readiness

• Put together an emergency kit wi...

St. Bernard Film and TV Department win Gold Telly Award

For the past 40 years, the Telly Awards has annually showcased the best work created within television and across video, for all screens. Receiving over 12,000 entries from all 50 states and 5 continents, Telly Award winners represent work from some of th...

40 Arpent Wetlands Observatory Fishing Pier

The parish received a grant worth $77,800 from the State of Louisiana Local Government Assistance Program to construct the 40 x 16 ft. covered pier and a connecting walkway to the parking area. The new recreational pier will complement existing facilities...

Color coded fire hydrants in the parish

Fire hydrants are painted to color codes that are mandated by National and Insurance Standards. The color of the top of the fire hydrant indicates the size of the water main and gallon per minute flow rate. This is very important to our firefighters when ...

St. Bernard Parish Rabies and Microchip Drive set for Saturday, May 11th

The drive will be held at the St. Bernard Parish Animal Services located at 5455 East Judge Perez Drive in Violet. No appointment is necessary. Rabies vaccinations ($15 per pet) and identification microchips ($15 per pet) will be available for purchase. A...

ATTENTION: RESIDENTS, COMMERCIAL & RECREATIONAL FISHERMEN

These reports should be called into the NOAA 24-hour marine mammal stranding hotline: 1-877-WHALE-HELP (1-877-942-5343).  Receiving this information as soon as possible allows the NOAA Stranding Network to recover the carcass and investigate the ...

Kenilworth Knights overall winner of the 2019 Track Meet

The cool and overcast day was perfect weather for the runners. For the second year in a row Kenilworth Knights was the top winner with 652 points. In 2^nd place was Carolyn Park with 576 points, 3^rd place went to Borgnemouth Braves with 396 points, and 4^th...

2019 State of the Parish

The event included Parish President Guy McInnis, Louisiana Governor Johnn Bel Edwards, Chamber President Mindy Airhart and the St. Bernard Parish Government Choir.

Read on...

Graduation Ceremony for Firefighter Recruits

Recent graduates are Taz Aschebrock, Chad Bush, Christopher Bush, Michael Bartholomae, Teddy Carlisle, Emmanuel Goettz, Tyler Estopinal, Monica Montgomery, Gene Nicosia, Tristen Saavedra, Cody Smith, and Paul Spicuzza.

St. Bernard Parish Officials are prepared for severe weather

All non-emergency offices of St. Bernard Parish Government will be closed at 12:00 Noon today, Thursday, April 18th due to forecasted weather conditions.  Offices will resume normal hours on Monday, April 22, 2019.

Parish Government Crews have bee...

St. Bernard Parish Government Submits Formal Comments on the Proposed Mid-Breton Sediment Diversion

The purpose of the USACE Joint Public Notice was to solicit input regarding the following areas of concern: 

Conservation, economics, aesthetics, general environmental concerns, wetlands, historic properties, fish and wildlife values, flood hazard...

St. Bernard Parish has a major coastal restoration project advance to final CWPPRA vote for the 4th

The project was chosen as part of a nomination and selection process administered by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The CWPPRA Technical Committee will cast its final statewide vote and select four projects for Phase 1 (engineering and design) funding on...

St. Bernard Parish Government Monitoring Dolphin Killings

Two (2) expired dolphins were discovered near the MRGO and Lake of Two Trees last week, prompting local officials to begin soliciting additional information regarding expired dolphins from area boaters. An additional nine (9) expired dolphins have since b...

Over 900 black mangroves planted in the Biloxi Marsh

 The total number of black mangroves that have been planted in the Biloxi Marsh since 2016 now exceeds 3,150. Program partners include:

Biloxi Marsh Lands Corporation

Lake Eugenie Land and Development, Incorporated

Orvis

American Fly Fishing Trade As...

St. Bernard and Corps signs Wetlands Restoration Design Agreement

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, and Parish officials signed the design agreement for the Louisiana Coastal Area (LCA) Beneficial Use of Dredged Material Program (BUDMAT) project in St. Bernard Parish. “The BUDMAT program ...

St. Bernard Parish Special Medical Needs Residents are Eligible for Assistance

In preparation for the 2019 Hurricane Season, we urge all individuals who have been diagnosed with conditions needing special medical attention, such as: insulin and oxygen therapy, dialysis and cardiac drugs/treatment to make arrangements WELL IN ADVANCE...

Wind Down Wednesdays FREE Concert Series

St. Bernard Parish Government Leisure Services will host six (6) FREE concerts as part of the Wind-Down Wednesdays Concert Series. The events will take place in Sidney Torres Park, located behind the Frederick J. Sigur Civic Center from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 ...

Wind Down Wednesdays FREE Concert Series

St. Bernard Parish Government Leisure Services will host six (6) FREE concerts as part of the Wind-Down Wednesdays Concert Series. The events will take place in Sidney Torres Park, located behind the Frederick J. Sigur Civic Center from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 ...

St. Bernard Parish Officials meet with Louisiana Delegation

Parish Officials met with members of Louisiana congressional delegation to discuss issues affecting St. Bernard Parish including the impact freshwater diversions have on oyster farmers, the Industrial Canal lock expansion and flood insurance. President Mc...

Award of Merit for the Palmisano Drainage Project

The Louisiana Chapter of the American Concrete Institute conducts an annual awards competition for projects designed and constructed in Louisiana. The projects are submitted by owners, engineers, contractors, testing labs, and concrete providers. They are...

St. Bernard Parish President serves as Chair of RPC

As Chairman of RPC, President McInnis is responsible for running all board meetings and signing contracts. He also serves as Chair of transportation policy committee which guides the decisions of RPC.

The Regional Planning Commission is (RPC) is a board co...

St. Bernard Parish Touts Successful Battle of New Orleans Commemoration

The sound of cannon and muskets was missing from the Chalmette Battlefield this past week, but the annual commemoration of the American victory in the Battle of New Orleans continued with slight adjustments at various sites in Chalmette.

With the battlefie...

St. Bernard Parish Host several Battle of New Orleans Events

The 5.6 mile race had to be re-routed due to the partial government shutdown and closure of the Chalmette Battlefield. The NOTC is a membership organization composed of and administered by walkers and runners. Membership is open to all, fast, slow and in ...

St. Bernard Parish Keeps Citizens Safe and Informed with Everbridge Resident Alerts

St. Bernard Parish is now working with Everbridge, the worldwide leader in unified critical communications, to keep residents, staff and emergency personnel safe and informed with quick and reliable emergency notifications and public service announcements...