Push for a container port in Coos Bay to create jobs and improve market access.

Pushing for development of a container port in Coos Bay to create thousands of good-paying jobs, reduce shipping congestion, and give Oregon farmers and producers easy access to get their goods to market

Commits to advocate for developing a Coos Bay container port for jobs and shipping efficiency.

Priorities | Val Hoyle for Congress
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Insistir en la expansión y mejoramiento de un puerto de contenedores en Coos Bay para crear muchos empleos bien remunerados, reducir el congestionamiento del transporte marítimo y darle a los agricultores y productores de Oregon acceso fácil y directo para llevar sus productos al mercado.

Supports expanding and improving the Coos Bay container port to create jobs and improve freight access.

Prioridades | Val Hoyle por el Congreso
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Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, and U.S. Representative Val Hoyle issued a joint statement after USDOT did not select the Port of Coos Bay’s request for a $1.25 billion Mega Grant that would have been used to create a major new West Coast container port in Coos Bay to address supply chain bottlenecks, boost the economy, and create thousands of good-paying union jobs.

Official statement shows Hoyle actively advocated for the Coos Bay container port as a jobs-and-supply-chain project.

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Merkley, Wyden, Hoyle: “Frustrated and Deeply Disappointed” that Port of Coos Bay’s Critical Shipping Container Project is Denied Major Federal Investments, Vow to Continue the Funding Fight
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Rep. Val Hoyle announced $25,018,750 in federal funding for the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port Terminal Planning Project, saying the project has the potential to bring over 8,000 jobs to Southwest Oregon and strengthen the nation’s supply chain. The release says the investment brings the project one step closer to fruition.

Hoyle secured a major federal grant advancing the Coos Bay container port project and its job/supply-chain goals.

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HOYLE, WYDEN, MERKLEY, ANNOUNCE $25 MILLION IN FUNDING FOR PORT OF COOS BAY INTERMODAL PROJECT
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Hoyle and Oregon’s senators announced $29,751,615 for Coos Bay Rail Line upgrades planning. The release says upgrades and repairs will help move products across Oregon and the country faster and that a renovated Coos Bay Rail Line is a key part of setting the Port of Coos Bay up to be the first ship-to-rail port on the west coast.

Hoyle continued to advance the port by securing additional federal money for rail upgrades needed to make the project viable.

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HOYLE, WYDEN, MERKLEY ANNOUNCE ANOTHER $29 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING FOR PORT OF COOS BAY INTERMODAL PROJECT
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The Port of Coos Bay states it has partnered with NorthPoint Development to construct a state-of-the-art container terminal on Port-owned property. The project is designed to move nearly 100% of containers by rail, provide additional capacity for imports, create a new gateway for U.S. exports, and generate a significant economic impact in rural Oregon.

Official port materials confirm the container-port project remains underway and is intended to expand market access and create jobs, but it is not complete.

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Pacific Coast Intermodal Port
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The Port announced a definitive lease agreement with NorthPoint Development for the future development of a container facility on the North Spit of the Coos Bay harbor. The project was estimated to support roughly 3,000 short-term construction jobs and 5,000 long-term family wage jobs at construction completion.

The port project was already moving before Hoyle’s House tenure, so her record is advocacy and funding rather than origination of the project.

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Port of Coos Bay Announces Lease Execution with NorthPoint Development for the Future Pacific Coast Intermodal Port (PCIP)
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