Port Authority Terminates Crowley Terminal Agreements
Salem Harbor Port Authority terminated two agreements governing waterfront terminal operations with Crowley.
Salem Harbor Port Authority terminated two agreements governing waterfront terminal operations with Crowley.
Salem Harbor Port Authority approves $200K dredging planning grant. Designated Chairperson Captain Fred Ryan and Port Director Captain Bill McHugh led the board's decision to accept a $200,000 grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center for harbor dredging planning and navigation modeling.
Salem Harbor Port Authority approves 20% resident parking discount. Councilor Erin Turowski motioned, seconded by Fred Atkins, to grant Salem residents a 20 percent discount on seasonal waterfront parking rates set at $1.25 per hour from May 1 through November 1. The motion passed unanimously. The
Salem Harbor Port Authority approves $9,999 granite preservation contract. The Authority voted to fund recovery of 19th-century stones from historic navigation markers being removed by the U.S. Coast Guard, directing the granite to the ferry terminal building and potential public art rather than
Salem Harbor Port Authority delays paid parking system to July 1. The authority voted unanimously to postpone implementation of a new parking revenue system at Blaney Street, deferring the initiative to allow community feedback from the Derby Street neighborhood. Harbor Master Captain Bill McHugh
Salem Harbor Port Authority secures $1.4 million for ferry terminal design work. The Port Authority received a $1,405,670 Seaport Economic Development Council grant enabling design development by June 2026 and bidding to begin July 1, 2027, with construction estimated at $10 million to $20 million.
Salem Harbor Port Authority secures $1.4 million in state funding for ferry terminal. Daniel Collins, Planning Department, reported the Seaport Economic Development Council grant will support design, development, and permitting through fiscal 2028, with funds distributed over three years. The
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