Jacksonville Port Authority

Jacksonville Port Authority JAXPORT is an independent government agency created by the Florida legislature to manage upkeep, improvement and expansion of Port Authority facilities.

The Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT), an independent government agency created by the Florida legislature, operates primarily as a landlord, managing the upkeep, improvement and expansion of Port Authority facilities and coordinating their use by private companies. JAXPORT owns and manages three public marine terminals and one passenger cruise terminal in Jacksonville Florida: the Blount Isla

nd Marine Terminal, the Talleyrand Marine Terminal, the Dames Point Marine Terminal, and the JAXPORT Cruise Terminal. JAXPORT develops, manages and markets those publicly-owned facilities to promote the growth of maritime and related industries in Jacksonville Florida and beyond. JAXPORT also offers year-round cruise ship service aboard Carnival Cruise Lines' ship Carnival Fascination. The Carnival Fascination sails from the JAXPORT Cruise Terminal. Click for more cruise information. JAXPORT is an important part of the Jacksonville community. JAXPORT employees interact with the public in a number of ways, including providing tours of our marine terminals and volunteering in community projects. Learn more about how JAXPORT is improving the Jacksonville community.

Connect with JAXPORT at Americas Food & Beverage Show in Miami 🥤🥨This event brings together food and beverage manufactur...
09/04/2026

Connect with JAXPORT at Americas Food & Beverage Show in Miami 🥤🥨

This event brings together food and beverage manufacturers, importers, distributors, and retailers to discover new products, explore industry trends and build relationships.

We’ll share how Jacksonville’s strategic location and efficient cargo handling help food and beverage importers and exporters quickly and reliably reach customers throughout Florida and the fast-growing U.S. Southeast.

Read more about JAXPORT's container advantages: https://bit.ly/4yoenC2

Congratulations to our partners at Ports America and Trailer Bridge on their new long-term agreement. The partnership le...
09/03/2026

Congratulations to our partners at Ports America and Trailer Bridge on their new long-term agreement.

The partnership leverages Ports America’s stevedoring expertise and technology to support Trailer Bridge’s Puerto Rico service.

Story via American Journal of Transportation, AJOT 👉

Our JAXPORT Report e-newsletter is now available 📰 https://bit.ly/4cpeSmD🔹 SSA Marine upgrades benefit shippers as air d...
09/02/2026

Our JAXPORT Report e-newsletter is now available đź“° https://bit.ly/4cpeSmD

🔹 SSA Marine upgrades benefit shippers as air draft project enters final months
🔹Construction progresses on Vehicle Berth 21
🔹The Caribbean is becoming a strategic link in North American supply chains

Read more: https://bit.ly/4cpeSmD

Connectivity and flexibility - a smarter gateway for forest products. JAXPORT Director of Business Development Alberto C...
09/01/2026

Connectivity and flexibility - a smarter gateway for forest products.

JAXPORT Director of Business Development Alberto Cabrera will be meeting with forest products industry leaders this week at the Florida Forestry Association’s 2026 Annual Meeting & Trade Show.

From 1 million square feet of on-dock warehousing to 40 daily trains and 150+ trucking and drayage firms, JAXPORT has the infrastructure and connectivity to keep forest products moving safely and efficiently.

Explore our capabilities today: https://bit.ly/4clZbNb

for forest products

More capacity is taking shape. 🚗🏗️Construction continues on JAXPORT's new Vehicle Berth 21 while vessel operations conti...
08/31/2026

More capacity is taking shape. 🚗🏗️

Construction continues on JAXPORT's new Vehicle Berth 21 while vessel operations continue alongside the project.

The new berth will increase efficiency for our auto customers and provide additional capacity to support future growth, reinforcing JAXPORT's position as one of the nation's leading vehicle-handling ports.

As regional demand for vehicles continues to grow, we're investing today to strengthen the automotive supply chain for years to come.

Berth 21 is expected to be operational in early 2027.

08/28/2026

“Strong partnerships and investments in critical infrastructure are key to keeping Florida competitive.” — Florida Department of Transportation.

🎥 Watch as a helicopter crew pulls new, upgraded power lines across the St. Johns River.

Led by JEA in partnership with FDOT, the City of Jacksonville, Florida - Government and JAXPORT, this project will provide 205 feet of operational clearance at our Blount Island terminal—supporting the continued growth of international container trade and the 15,000 jobs it sustains.

“FDOT’s investment in this project will help strengthen JAXPORT’s ability to serve a growing global market and support the efficient movement of goods through one of our state’s most important trade gateways,” said FDOT Secretary Jared W. Perdue, P.E.

Read more about the project’s impact on Northeast Florida: https://bit.ly/3S0nGID

“Partnerships like this ensure defense communities have the resilient, modern infrastructure they need to support our in...
08/27/2026

“Partnerships like this ensure defense communities have the resilient, modern infrastructure they need to support our installations, our service members and the national defense mission,” said the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation (OLDCC).

Funded in part by a Department of Defense grant secured through OLDCC, the new Fire Station 48 on Blount Island was made possible through a partnership between the federal government, JAXPORT, and the City of Jacksonville.

In case you missed it, read more about the new facility and how it will serve the community, military partners and port: https://bit.ly/45VQN3c

City of Jacksonville, Florida - Government
Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

Join us in congratulating JAXPORT Contract Compliance & Communications Manager JoAnna Gamble on graduating from FEMA Fed...
08/26/2026

Join us in congratulating JAXPORT Contract Compliance & Communications Manager JoAnna Gamble on graduating from FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Emergency Management Advanced Academy—becoming one of the few professionals nationwide to earn this distinguished certification.

The advanced training strengthens JAXPORT’s preparedness through strategic thinking, collaboration, communication and emergency program oversight. JoAnna’s class also made history as the first NEMAA cohort held in Florida and the first conducted outside the university’s campus.

“I am honored to have been part of this milestone in the advancement of emergency management education,” JoAnna said.

Congratulations, JoAnna, and thank you for helping JAXPORT keep cargo moving safely and securely!

Service Spotlight ⚓️ Premiere Alliance EC3JAXPORT serves as the first Southeast U.S. port of call in the Premier Allianc...
08/25/2026

Service Spotlight ⚓️ Premiere Alliance EC3

JAXPORT serves as the first Southeast U.S. port of call in the Premier Alliance’s East Coast 3 (EC3) container service, which directly connects Jacksonville with ports in Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, and Sri Lanka. Vessels in this service, including the HMM Garnet pictured here, can carry nearly 14,000 TEUs (containers).

For importers, JAXPORT’s first-call position means that cargo bound for Florida and the Southeast can begin moving inland sooner, giving shippers a strategically positioned gateway to reach customers and distribution networks throughout the region.

Operated weekly by HMM, Ocean Network Express North America and Yang Ming, the service calls the newly modernized SSA Jacksonville Container Terminal at Blount Island. JAXPORT’s 47-foot-deep shipping channel and no berth congestion help shippers move cargo efficiently and reliably from Asia to markets across the Southeast.

See the port rotation: https://bit.ly/4hNgxWJ

The Caribbean is becoming an increasingly strategic link in resilient North American supply chains.Companies are looking...
08/24/2026

The Caribbean is becoming an increasingly strategic link in resilient North American supply chains.

Companies are looking for manufacturing locations that shorten transit times while strengthening supply chain resilience, and Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic are well-positioned to meet that need.

JAXPORT’s Alberto Cabrera provides insights into current trends shaping Caribbean trade in our latest blog: https://bit.ly/4xMl9Rx

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2831 Talleyrand Avenue
Jacksonville, FL
32206

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