The Port of Redwood City, the only deepwater port in South San Francisco Bay, provides berths for dry bulk, liquid bulk, and project cargoes, along with unparalleled recreational opportunities and access to San Francisco Bay.

Strategic Assessment - Final Report The San Francisco-based transportation engineering firm of TranSystems has completed its strategic assesment for the Port. The report concludes that the Port is currently land constrained with limited opportunities to develop new business areas. Click link to view the report.

Port sponsors Marine Science Institute’s EARTH DAY ON THE BAY . Click link for details.

Redwood City Port Commission Authorizes EIR for Proposed Biodiesel Production Facility

Port Newsletter "Current" Spring 2008.

Carl Moyer Program Funds Available Bay Area Air Quality Management District Issues Call for Projects to Reduce Diesel Engine Pollution.

Governor’s Office of Homeland Security Announces $451,480 Grant for Port of Redwood City

Port Poster Contest Winners Honored March 7 at City Hall

New Study Identifies Location and Cost for Port Ferry Terminal

Ongoing Recycled Water Pipeline Construction At Port - Construction Update for Seaport Area - December 2007. Attached is a monthly construction update regarding pipeline installation in the Seaport area for the Redwood City Recycled Water Project. Pipeline installation is continuing northeast on Seaport Boulevard from Seaport Court toward Pacific Shores. Two-way traffic will be maintained in both directions. Please refer to the attached map plus, you can visit the City’s Project Web site for regularly posted information.