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Port NOLA cargo & rail operations continue, temperature screening implemented

The Port of New Orleans container, breakbulk and rail operations continue to operate as normal as we monitor the situation associated with COVID-19. U.S. cruise departures suspended.

Port NOLA Celebrates Maritime Month

Port NOLA recognizes its fourth annual Maritime Month May 1-31 and National Maritime Day on May 22 to pay tribute to the region’s rich maritime history and to recognize the hardworking men and women who ensure essential goods and freight reach their destinations.

Learn About Your Working River

Port NOLA invites students, educators, parents and other members of the community to learn more about the Port and the local maritime industry. Immerse yourself in our videos and more, and learn about maritime careers at the Port and beyond!

Port of New Orleans and New Orleans Public Belt Railroad Boards Elect Darryl D. Berger Chairman

2020-06-25

The Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) selected new officers with the election of Darryl D. Berger as Chairman, William H. Langenstein, III, as Vice Chairman and Charles H. Ponstein as Secretary-Treasurer during the June 25 monthly Board meeting.

New Orleans Public Belt Railroad Improves Efficiency with Lower-Emission Locomotives

2020-05-22

The New Orleans Public Belt Railroad (NOPB), upgraded its locomotive fleet with the arrival of eight new locomotives to replace aging engines, improve efficiency, and lower overall emissions. Recognizable by their bright blue color, the new locomotives provide reliable service and support the short-line railroad’s commitment to integrating more sustainable business and operational practices.

Port of New Orleans Celebrates Fourth Annual Maritime Month

2020-05-01

The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) recognizes its fourth annual Maritime Month May 1-31 and National Maritime Day on May 22 to pay tribute to the region’s rich maritime history and to recognize the hardworking men and women who ensure essential goods and freight reach their destinations.