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Major Project Cargo Win for Port of Monroe and Partners

2025 Shipping Season Update: Strengthening Beneficial Reuse supply chains and building for the future

ON THE JOB FOR MICHIGAN: Port Director Paul LaMarre Emphasizes Senator Peters’ Efforts to Deliver Results for Port of Monroe

Great Lakes Moment: Michigan’s Port of Monroe fosters a blue economy that welcomes wildlife

2023-24 shipping season at the Port of Monroe defined by recognition and relationships

Engineering the Port of Monroe

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg tours Port of Monroe

Newlab & Mythos AI Launch In-Shore Autonomous Boat Pilot to Revolutionize Maritime Shipping

Your solution for beneficial reuse

Port of Monroe partners with Newlab to create living lab for emerging technology

LaMarre elected president of AGLPA, Port receives another Pacesetter Award

Governor Whitmer visits Port of Monroe

Port of Monroe celebrates successful 2022-23 shipping season

Peters Announces $11 Million in Federal Funding for Port of Monroe

Newest Ship on the Great Lakes makes first Monroe call

Wind tower project wraps up at the Port of Monroe

Two receive Mariner of the Year awards at Sault Ste. Marie ceremony

Port of Monroe and partners strengthen Great Lakes short sea shipping network

A Decade of Development at the Port of Monroe for Paul C. LaMarre III

Governor Whitmer Signs Legislation Growing Michigan’s Maritime Economy, Other Legislation

Trade Winds blowing at the Port of Monroe

Port of Monroe, Opportunity Center to receive funding as part of state budget

Peters Tours of Port of Monroe with Acting CBP Commissioner and Port Leaders

U.S. Senator Gary Peters (MI), Chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, today toured the Port of Monroe with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials, including Acting Commissioner Troy Miller, and Port of Monroe leaders to assess current operations and discuss resolving ongoing cargo clearance challenges the port faces.

State Lawmakers Champion Trade at Ports

Since 2016, The U.S. Customs and Border Protection has imposed restrictions on Michigan’s ports, adversely impacting the state’s economy and trade practices.

Peters Announces Port of Monroe Awarded $770,983 Grant to Help Upgrade Cargo Screening Infrastructure

U.S. Senator Gary Peters (MI), Chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, today announced the Port of Monroe has been awarded a $770,983 Port Security Grant from the Department of Homeland Security to help upgrade their cargo screening infrastructure.