The Connecticut Port Authority is a quasi-public agency established in 2014 with the aim of revitalizing Connecticut's maritime industry. With three deepwater ports in Bridgeport, New Haven, and New London, as well as numerous coastal harbors and rivers, the authority plays a pivotal role in driving economic growth and generating revenue for the state. The Connecticut Port Authority focuses on enhancing the infrastructure at ports and small harbors, as well as strategically investing in high-potential growth areas.

By doing so, they aim to attract private investment, create jobs, and boost the state's overall economy. Their vision is centered on a thriving maritime economy that contributes to steady economic growth and generates new employment opportunities across Connecticut. The authority's mission is to strategically invest in the state's deep water ports and small harbors, enabling each to maximize its economic potential and drive Connecticut's economic growth.

For media or business inquiries, you can contact Andrew Lavigne, the Manager of Business Development and Special Projects. General inquiries can be directed to the Connecticut Port Authority