Port of Portland We're an economic engine for transforming our region into a place where everyone is welcome, empowered, and connected to the opportunity to find a good job or grow …

The Port, overseen by a nine-member Commission appointed by the Governor, includes three working marine terminals, two general aviation airports, and Portland International Airport (PDX).

From deeply discounted TriMet passes to exclusive employee deals at airport concessions and local sportswear retailers, there are many perks to working at the Port.

Supporting Small Businesses We're creating opportunities to connect local entrepreneurs with exciting ways to move their business forward. Find out how to partner with the Port

The Oregon Legislature establishes the Port of Portland to construct and maintain a 25-foot channel in the Willamette and Columbia rivers. It is the second port authority on the West …

Located 100 miles upriver from the Pacific Ocean, the Port of Portland is Oregon’s only deep draft container port and is the state’s largest port. More than 17 million tons of marine cargo moves …

Portland offers geographical advantages over Pacific Northwest ports because of its access and proximity to major markets as well as the only river-grade interstate highway and rail routes to …

Sep 10, 2025 · The Port of Portland’s Dredge Oregon is nearing the end of the 2025 season maintaining the lower Columbia River shipping channel between Portland and Astoria.

The Port, overseen by a nine-member Commission appointed by the Governor, includes three working marine terminals, two general aviation airports, and Portland International Airport (PDX).

Warehouse facilities located near the rail and container facilities within the Port’s Rivergate Industrial District offer a variety of service choices and transload truck advantages.