Board of Commissioners

Port commissioners are local community and business leaders who believe in our organization's power to drive economic growth and connect people across our region to more opportunity. Our nine-member Commission provides oversight of Port activities and sets Port policy. Its members are appointed by the Governor of Oregon to four-year terms and their appointments are ratified by the Oregon Senate.

Commission Materials

The Port of Portland Board of Commissioners meets the second Wednesday of every month at 9:30 a.m.

Written public comments for the Commission can be submitted via email at testimony@portofportland.com.

If you wish to provide live testimony, you can do so in person or via Microsoft Teams. If you prefer to provide testimony via Teams, please send an email with your first and last name to testimony@portofportland.com no later than 12pm the day before the Port Commission meeting.

To request an interpreter or other communication aids, please contact Pam Thompson at 503-415-6013 or pam.thompson@portofportland.com.

Meeting Materials
Policies

Past Meeting Materials

Bylaws

Policy 6101 - Delegation of Contracting Authority

Policy 6102 - Investments

Policy 6103 - Legal Services

Policy 6105 - Real Estate Transactions

Policy 6106 - Dredge Oregon Lease

Policy 6107 - Marine Terminal Leasing

Policy 6108 - Audit Policy

Policy 6109 - Small Business Development Program

Policy 6110 - Private Activity Bonds

Policy 6111 - Environmental Policy

Policy 6112 - Commission Policy on Art in Port Facilities

Policy 6113 - Commissioner Expense Reimbursement

Policy 6114 - Interest Rate Exchange Agreements

Policy 6115 - Project Labor Agreement Use

Policy 6201 - Appointment and Duties of Assistant Treasurers

Policy 6202 - Appointment and Duties of Assistant Secretaries

Policy 6203 - Appointment of Budget Officer

Public Notice

Any person who believes a violation of Oregon Public Meetings Law has occurred may submit a grievance in any of three ways: by email to testimony@portofportland.com; by first class mail to General Counsel, Port of Portland, Box 3529, Portland, Oregon 97208; or in person between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4 p.m. at 7200 NE Airport Way, 8th Floor Port Offices, Portland, Oregon 97218, attention: General Counsel. The grievance must specify the date of the violation, the specific facts and circumstances of the violations, the date of the grievance, and the contact information of the person submitting the grievance.