Richmond Port Commission

The Port of Richmond is a significant maritime hub located on the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay in Richmond, California. Distinguished as the third largest port by tonnage in California, it serves as a critical gateway for diverse cargo types, including liquid bulk, vehicles, dry bulk, and break-bulk shipments. The port holds particular significance as the leading handler of liquid bulk and automobile tonnage within the San Francisco Bay Area, moving more than 80,000 vehicles annually, primarily through its partnership with global automakers and dedicated rail facilities. Its strategic proximity to major rail networks and highways enhances its logistical role, making it not only an economic engine for the local area but also a pivotal connector in trans-Pacific trade. In recent years, the Port of Richmond has expanded its capabilities beyond its historical petroleum focus by investing in infrastructure for renewable energy projects, positioning itself as a player in California's offshore wind development and supporting innovation in sustainability. The port's blend of public and private terminals, advanced vehicle processing centers, and future-oriented initiatives underscore its ongoing relevance to both regional and international commerce.

Facilities

• Point Potrero Marine Terminal
• Terminal 2
• Terminal 3
• Auto Processing Facilities
• Five Dry Docks
• Richmond Inner Harbor Channel
• Rail Connections (serving four major rail companies)

Operating Hours

Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (facility-specific operations and vessel services may vary; some terminals operate extended or 24/7 schedules for vessel calls and critical operations)