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WELCOME TO THE PORT OF HOOD RIVER
The Port of Hood River was created and incorporated
on July 28, 1933 as a result of the Bonneville Dam Project,
due to the expressed desire by the Oregon State Legislature
and the United States Government to develop industrial
land in the Columbia River Basin for jobs and economic
development. The Port today is governed by its Commission
composed of five elected members who continue to guide
efforts to initiate, promote and maintain quality of
life and a healthy economy throughout the Port District
and the Columbia River Gorge.
MESSAGE FROM MICHAEL McELWEE, Executive Director
On
behalf of the Port Commission and staff, we hope the
information on this website will enhance your understanding
and knowledge of the Port of Hood River. We are proud
of our history of accomplishments in economic development,
transportation and recreation. We hope you will learn
about how we operate our public facilities, and current
projects that are being developed. In particular, implementation
of the BreezeBy electronic tolling and actions to develop
the waterfront demonstrate that the Port is committed
to its community stakeholders to facilitate job creation,
improve transportation and enhance the recreational
sites.
We encourage you to use the feedback areas on the website
to express opinions and offer suggestions on Port projects,
operations, and facilities. The Port Commission welcomes
public input on all subjects when considering policy
actions.
The 2008 recreational season is almost here and the
Delta Management Plan is still in effect. Safety
Zone Signage is posted at all sites. Please respect
the Safe Zone at the Event Site/Spit area.
We encourage people to use the beach areas but advise
caution at all times with the ever-changing swift currents,
steep drop-offs, and fluctuating water levels in the
Delta area. Be safe - and respectful to all of our many
users at the waterfront.
Partnership Links: City
of Hood River, County
of Hood River, Hood
River Valley Parks & Recreation