Annual Message to Stakeholders for the Year 2021
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As we begin 2022, the Port of Morgan City is pleased to deliver our annual report for the year 2021 to you! Click here to view photos of beneficial use sites where dredge material has been placed and click here to view a map indicating the location of these sites.
MESSAGE TO STAKEHOLDERS FOR THE YEAR 2021
Port of Morgan City purchases property for Western Dock expansion
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Seated (left to right): Mike Hillman, Manager, Morgan City Property Holdings LLC; Joseph Cain, President, Port of Morgan City
Standing (left to right): Gerard Bourgeois, Port of Morgan City Attorney; Raymond “Mac” Wade, Executive Director, Port of Morgan City
morgan City, LA: The Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District, referred to as the Port of Morgan City, Commission President Joseph Cain has joined Mike Hillman, Manager of MC Property Holdings LLC, in the signing of the transfer of property located at 101 Second Street on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway to the Port of Morgan City. The $400,000 sale marks the beginning of a planned West Dock expansion of the Port’s 800 Youngs Road facility that will result in expanding the dock from its current 800 feet to nearly 1,900 feet of waterfront access.
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Port of Morgan City #1 in Top 10 stories of the week in Dredgwire
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Tycer appointed to Commission
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The Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District welcomed Matthew Tycer as its newest Commissioner during their July meeting. Glover, appointed by the Governor, will replace former Commissioner Lee Dragna.
Glover appointed to Commission
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With Glover are Executive Director Mac Wade, Former Commissioner Timothy Matthews, Sr., his wife Phyllis Glover, Councilman Ron Bias, Councilman Louis Tamporello, Jr., Commission President Joe Cain The Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District welcomed Matthew Glover as its newest Commissioner during their March meeting. Glover, appointed by City of Morgan City, will replace former Commissioner Timothy Matthews, Sr.
Virus casts shadow over hurricane prep - State and local officials discuss options at annual storm meeting
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Balancing precautions and responses to the Atlantic Hurricane Season as well as the ongoing battle to protect the public from COVID-19 is something leaders will be faced with this hurricane season. How they do the latter, while battling what Roger Erickson of the National Weather Service is projecting to be a sea-son with “more active systems” in the Gulf of Mexico, is yet to be determined.