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St. Bernard Port Celebrates Its Progress

[ September 19, 2025   //   ]

The St. Bernard Port, Harbor and Terminal District has released its annual report for 2025, a report that highlights the accomplishments and progress the port has made.

The report’s theme, Impact through Innovation, touches on the various changes in the maritime industry and the port’s ability to evolve while preserving its economic interest in St. Bernard Parish.

“With this annual report, the goal was to show the importance of the port’s role in the ever-changing economic climate, while highlighting our role in things that are personally important to us, such as community events and volunteering.” Said Lauren Maupin, director of public relations.

The biggest highlight of the report is the full rehabilitation of sections A and F of the Chalmette Slip, making the 108-year-old slip fully operational for the first time in 40 years. With this rehabilitation, cargo handling capabilities will be enhanced while ensuring safety for boats and employees.

“We are proud to share the accomplishments and progress made by the St. Bernard Port over the years, and especially our commitment to the community,” said Drew Heaphy, executive director of the port.

The annual report is available digitally, at stbernardport.com, on the port’s Facebook @stbernardportofficial, and at the port’s administrative building. 

The 108-year-old Chalmette Slip is fully operational for the first time in 40 years. PHOTO: St Bernard Port

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