Page 6 - Port of Baltimore - Issue 1 - 2023

CONTENTS
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ISSUE 1 / 2023
BILL MCALLEN
marylandports.com
Also Inside: Logistics Collaboration Is the Key for the Port
ISSUE 1 / 2023
FEATURE
16 It Takes a Village
ILA, Customs Brokers, Truckers Work Together to Keep Port Moving
24 Women’s Traffic & Transportation Club
A Port Institution Celebrates 90 Years
DEPARTMENTS
6 Governor’s Message & Executive View
8 Soundings
Happenings Around the Port
12 Community Corner Pitching In and Doing Good
EcoPort
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Environmental Management
BPA Initiative to Repurpose Wharf Logs
Closer Look at the Mid-Bay Project
Hart-Miller Island Run
30 Port Business /
Eastern Lift Truck
Setting Sales Records in Its Sixth Decade
34 Port Person /
Capt. Michael Reagoso ‘Keep the Port Running Strong’
36 Did You Know?
The Origins of Dredging at the Port
Gov. Moore T
Helm of Maakes the
ryland
ON THE COVER:
Gov. Wes Moore was sworn in as Maryland’s first Black Governor on Jan. 18, 2023. Customs inspectors, ILA clerks, stevedores and many others collaborate to keep the Port’s terminals working.
Governor image by: Patrick Siebert/ Office of the Governor. All other images by Bill McAllen.
Port of Baltimore
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Congratulations to @TheMDTA Police’s Recruit Class 56 for graduating from their training academy!
We thank our great partners at MDTA Police for helping keep the Port of Baltimore safe! Looking forward to seeing some of the recruits here at the #PoB. @mdfop34
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