Official website of the The Port of Oakland, a vibrant seaport, a thriving airport and an array of commercial buildings and parks.

The Port of Oakland is a vital economic driver for the San Francisco Bay Area, overseeing the Oakland International Airport, the Oakland Seaport and nearly 20 miles of waterfront including Jack London Square and a publicly owned utility.

Oakland, Calif. – October 21, 2024: The Oakland Board of Port Commissioners voted to provide $2 million to fund economic development projects in West Oakland. The funds will go to the Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment to establish a grant making program.

The Port’s Environmental Programs & Planning division oversees projects that support the Port’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its zero-emissions operations goal. Read More

Oakland Airport (OAK), owned and operated by the Port of Oakland (Port), is one of three major commercial airports serving the Bay Area and has approximately 2,600 acres of aviation-related facilities. It has served the air travel and air cargo needs of the Bay Area for over 90 years.

Discover the official Oakland Portal, your ultimate online resource for Port of Oakland services. Access vessel operations, empty return instructions, truck routes & compliance, traffic updates, and more. Stay informed with alerts, historical turn times, port closures, and announcements.

About the Port of Oakland. The Port generates vital economic activity, community benefits and environmental innovation, as the Port decarbonizes its operations for a cleaner and greener future. Quick Port facts

The Port of Oakland (Port) was established in 1927 as an independent department of the City of Oakland. The Port serves as the trustee of Port lands and manages them on behalf of all Californians. The Port’s major business lines are aviation, commercial real estate and maritime.

Dec 23, 2024 · See current Port of Oakland Bids/RFPs/RFQs opportunities posted with comprehensive information about each opportunity.

Oakland, Calif. – December 26, 2024: The Port of Oakland’s container business continues to grow. Total cargo volume shot up 10% year-to-date, January through November 2024, compared to the same period in 2023.