More training will be offered Monday, parish officials have said. Everhardt said St. Bernard Parish fishermen interested in working to fight the oil should attend a meeting at 7:30 Monday morning in the ballroom behind the Civic Center in Chalmette
The parish has also asked interested commercial fishermen to sign up at the parish's website, www.sbpg.net, at the "Contact Us'' button at the top of the page. Also, fishers can email Everhardt at feverhardt@sbpg.net, Councilman Wayne Landry at wlandry@sbpg.net, or parish executive assistant Karen Turni Bazile at kbazile@sbpg.net
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