Ports of Indiana

The Ports of Indiana is a statewide port authority based in Indianapolis, Indiana. The organization operates a system of three ports strategically located on the Ohio River and Lake Michigan. The Ports of Indiana employs 29 people and generates over $10,000 in annual revenue. The Ports of Indiana manages three distinct port facilities: the Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville on the Ohio River, the Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon also on the Ohio River, and the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor situated on Lake Michigan. These ports serve a variety of businesses, assisting them in growing their operations and attracting new businesses that utilize water and rail transportation for shipping cargo. The organization distinguishes itself by operating as a self-funded enterprise, dedicated to growing Indiana's economy without relying on public funding. The Ports of Indiana aims to provide world-class port services and development financing programs to support foreign trade and economic growth throughout the state. For more information about the Ports of Indiana and its services, visit their website at portsofindiana.com.