Description:  The Port of San Diego is a special government entity, created in 1963 by an act of the California legislature in order to manage San Diego Harbor, and administer the public lands along San Diego Bay.
The Port is governed by a seven member Board of Port Commissioners; one commissioner each is appointed by the city councils of Chula Vista, Coronado, Imperial Beach and National City, and three commissioners are appointed by the San Diego City Council. The Board establishes policies under which the Port's staff – supervised by the Executive Director – conducts its daily operation.
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Vision
Statement
To Foster a World Class Port through Excellence in Public Service.
Mission Statement
While protecting the Tidelands Trust resources, the Port will balance economic benefits, community services, environmental stewardship, and public safety on behalf of the citizens of California. |
Core Values
- Courage
- Diversity
- Fairness
- Fun
- Integrity
- Teamwork
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Strategic Goals FY 2007 - 2011
Goal 1:
Promote the Port's maritime industries to stimulate regional economic vitality
Goal 2:
Enhance and sustain a dynamic and diverse waterfront
Goal 3:
Protect and improve the environmental conditions of San Diego Bay and the Tidelands
Goal 4:
Ensure a safe and secure environment for people, property and cargo
Goal 5:
Develop and maintain a high level of public understanding that builds confidence and trust in the Port
Goal 6:
Develop a high-performing organization through alignment of people, process and systems
Goal 7:
Strengthen the Port’s financial performance
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