Port of Pasco

The Port of Pasco is a pivotal municipal port located in southeastern Washington at the confluence of the Snake and Columbia rivers, making it an essential transportation and logistics hub for the entire Pacific Northwest. Established in 1940, it supports regional economic growth by offering extensive infrastructure for intermodal cargo shipment, distribution, and warehousing. The port handles barge freight at the largest public marine terminal on the upper Columbia River, providing connections for bulk and containerized cargo. It also operates the Tri-Cities Airport, supporting both passenger and air cargo operations, and has direct rail service via Burlington Northern Santa Fe. With facilities including a major industrial center, a processing center, and significant development properties such as the Osprey Pointe mixed-use business center, the Port of Pasco stimulates industrial, commercial, and agricultural activity in the region. Its central location, comprehensive transportation access, and commitment to business growth have cemented its role as a key economic driver for Franklin County and beyond.

Facilities

• Container Barge Terminal
• Big Pasco Industrial Center
• Tri-Cities Airport
• Pasco Processing Center
• Osprey Pointe Business Center

Operating Hours

Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (administrative offices); marine and cargo terminal hours may vary depending on vessel and cargo schedules.