Port of Oswego Authority

The Port of Oswego Authority is a historic deepwater port located on Lake Ontario, making it the first U.S. port of call on the Great Lakes from the St. Lawrence Seaway. With its strategic location, the port serves as an economic catalyst in the Central New York Development Council District Region, providing efficient transportation services and promoting regional and international growth and development. Handling over a million tons of commodities annually, the port is known for its productivity and diverse capabilities, including the handling of aluminum ingots, recycled magnesium scrap, steel rebar, and billets.

With a rich history dating back to the 1650s, when French explorers first visited the area, the Port of Oswego has become one of the most productive ports in North America and abroad. As a steward of the environment, the port conducts its operations in a manner that is mindful of its responsibility to preserve and protect the surrounding natural resources. The port's mission is to serve as an economic catalyst while promoting regional and international growth, all while being a reliable transportation hub and maintaining its position as the first U.S. port of call on the Great Lakes.

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