As Oregon’s Gateway and through its
designation as a state port,
the Port of Coos Bay is
uniquely positioned to influence the
local economy. The Port’s involvement in
regional economic
development allows it to implement
dynamic programs to help generate new
industrial operations in the
bay area. In support of its role in the
continued growth and development of
Oregon’s south
coast, the Board of Commissioners
adopted the following vision, mission
statement and short-term
goals at its June 17, 2004 meeting:
VISION
Promote optimal use of Coos Bay's
deep-water port for the enhancement
of the economy and quality of life in
the region.
MISSION
The
Port will help build a diversified,
healthy, stable regional economy through
prudent management of its assets, by
advocacy for infrastructure
improvements and collaboration with
other public and private entities.
SHORT-TERM GOALS
-
Complete Coos Bay Rail Line
Rehabilitation Project
(project under way)
-
Complete permitting for multi-use
cargo berth and waterway access
(Permit approved Dec. 29, 2012)
-
Secure Funding for Phase II of Rail
Bridge Rehabilitation Project
(Pursuing
funding)
-
Secure Funding for North Jetty
Rehabilitation
STRATEGIC
PLANNING
In
2012, the Port of Coos Bay is
developing a business plan
focused on the following guiding
principles:
-
Expansion of maritime commerce
opportunities
-
Development and preservation of
marine industrial lands on upper and
lower Coos Bay
-
Investment in transportation
infrastructure
2012 Strategic Goals Report -
FIRST
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