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Our position as the first U.S. port of call on the Great Lakes has made us one of the most productive ports in North America and abroad.
Learn More >>About the Port Authority
The Port of Oswego is the first U.S. port of call and deepwater port on the Great Lakes from the St. Lawrence Seaway. Located on Lake Ontario on route to the interior of North
Learn More >>Port Capabilities
The Port of Oswego handles more than a million tons annually. Commodities Handled: * Aluminum – ingots, recycled magnesium scrap * Steel – rebar, billets
Learn More >>Administration
Our position as the first U.S. port of call on the Great Lakes has made us one of the most productive ports in North America and abroad.
Learn More >>Gallery of Photos
View the many vessels that have come to the Port Authority throughout the years.
Learn More >>History
During the 1650s, French explorers were the first Europeans to visit the mouth of a river, now called Oswego, pouring into a great lake, now called Ontario.
Learn More >>Facilities
Our position as the first U.S. port of call on the Great Lakes has made us one of the most productive ports in North America and abroad.
Learn More >>MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Port of Oswego Authority is to serve as an economic catalyst in the Central New York Development Council District Region by providing diversified and efficient transportation services and conducting operations in a manner that promotes regional and international growth and development while being mindful of our responsibility to serve as a steward of the environment.
Adopted - September 28, 2011
Revised - March 8, 2017
News
Sen Schumer Secures funding for Oswego Break Wall
Once again, Sen. Chuck Schumer is working to make positive improvements in our CNY Economy, said Port Exec. Director Bill Scriber. Thanks to his more than $17 million earmark in the Federal budget for the Port of Oswego, the entire Oswego harbor break wall will be repaired—including the break wall surrounding Oswego’s treasured West Pierhead Lighthouse. That benefits the Port and three other businesses on the harbor, as well as the vast tourism and recreational boating and fishing in Oswego.
Board Meetings
Meetings will typically be held the third Monday of each month at 4:30pm in the Port of Oswego Authority Conference Room located at 1 East Second Street, Oswego NY.
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