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04/23/2026

💧 Big news for Port Mansfield infrastructure
An important water delivery project is planned in the upcoming weeks.

👉 Read the full article here:
https://www.willacynavigation.gov/port-updates/prioritizing-progress-wcnd-and-pmpud-unite-to-secure-reliable-water-for-port-mansfield

04/22/2026

✅ North Boat Ramp Repairs Complete – Port Mansfield, TX ✅

The Willacy County Navigation District is thrilled to announce that repairs to the North Boat Ramp docks are officially complete!
We're proud to say the work was carried out carefully and efficiently — one ramp at a time — to ensure boaters never lost safe water access throughout the entire project.
The result? A stronger, safer boat ramp ready to serve the Port Mansfield community and visitors from across Texas for years to come.

Thank you to our crews for their hard work, and to every boater, resident, and supporter who showed patience and courtesy while the project was underway. This is what community improvement looks like — and we couldn't have done it without you.

Come see the upgrades for yourself. The water's waiting! 🎣⚓

04/20/2026

The Port’s progress is Willacy’s progress — from tourism to trade, we’re fueling regional success.

04/17/2026

New WCND Port Director Oscar Montoya Begins Community Outreach in Raymondville

Oscar Montoya, the newly appointed Executive Director of the Willacy County Navigation District (WCND) and Port of Port Mansfield, hit the ground running by attending the Raymondville City Council meeting on April 14, 2026.

During his introduction, Director Montoya expressed a strong commitment to collaboration and open dialogue with local leaders:

• Working hand-in-hand with the City of Raymondville on matters that benefit both the Navigation District and the community.
• Partnering with elected officials, county, school districts, and all local governments to highlight the important role and purpose of the WCND.
• Inviting all city officials to reach out directly with thoughts, comments, or ideas related to the Navigation District.
This engagement marks an important first step in building strong partnerships across Willacy County.

In Attendance (left to right): Jaime Faz, Finance Director (gray shirt) Joel Soto, Public Works Director (blue shirt) Uvaldo Zamora, Chief of Police (maroon shirt) Christine A. Tamez, City Commissioner Place 2 (spotted shirt) Clifton Smith, City Commissioner Place 3 (brown checkered shirt) Felicita Gutierrez, Municipal Court Judge (green/black shirt) Oscar Montoya Edward Gonzales, City Commissioner Place 4 (red shirt) Joel Garcia, City Commissioner Place 1 (navy blue shirt) Andres Chavez, City Manager (dark suit – purple tie) Alejandro Gallaga, City Attorney (dark suit – red tie)

Note: Mayor Gilberto Gonzales was unable to attend due to a personal matter and sends his regrets.

The Willacy County Navigation District looks forward to continued collaboration that supports economic growth, infrastructure, and the shared success of our coastal communities.

If you have ideas or questions for Director Montoya, feel free to reach out!

04/14/2026

Opportunity anchored here. The Port of Port Mansfield is development-ready with waterfront and upland land available for future tenants.

04/12/2026

Our new WCND Director Montoya was able to get out to the Port of Port Mansfield this weekend and meet some great people participating in the 7th Annual Rancho, Pista, and Pesca fishing tournament held at Blues Chill and Grill benefiting the wonderful work that Bebo's Angels does in our community for families with loved ones with autism spectrum disorders. The Port Mansfield and Willacy County community came together once again in support of a worthy local non-profit by doing what they do best- FISHING and having fun! The Port of Port Mansfield is the perfect place to hold an event like this, at the gateway of the best the Laguna Madre has to offer. Director Montoya is expecting great things in the next months and is excited to be part of such a strong community, making new friends every day.

04/09/2026

🚧 North Boat Ramp Repair Notice – Port Mansfield, TX 🚧

The Willacy County Navigation District is excited to announce the start of much-needed repairs to the aging docks at the North Boat Ramp!

Repairs will begin this Monday (weather permitting) and will continue until the work is complete. We will work on one ramp at a time, keeping the other ramp fully open so boaters continue to have safe water access throughout the entire project.

Boat ramp access will remain available through this weekend and all the way through construction.

This project is a community improvement initiative that aligns with our core mission of maintaining the Port of Port Mansfield for safe, reliable public access. We ask for your patience, safety, and courtesy while crews are on site.

We can’t wait to deliver a stronger, safer boat ramp that everyone in Port Mansfield and beyond can enjoy for years to come!

Thank you for your support!

04/08/2026

The Future Starts at Your Port.

🌊 The next chapter starts here — a growing, efficient, and future-ready port at the heart of Willacy County.

04/06/2026

🤝 Partnerships power progress. We’re building a stronger port together.

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04/05/2026

Happy Easter!

From the Willacy County Navigation District & Port Mansfield PUD Board and Employees

04/03/2026

Happy Easter!
Wishing you a safe and enjoyable Easter weekend.

From the Willacy County Navigation District & Port Mansfield PUD Board and Employees

03/31/2026

🌟 Willacy County’s gateway to the Gulf — open for opportunity, built for progress, ready for tomorrow.

Address

400 W. Hidalgo, Suite 200
Raymondville, TX
78580

Website

https://www.portofportmansfield.com/

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