Ports secure grants
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recently awarded Ports of Indiana funding through its Port Security Grant Program, with over $115,000 allocated for Burns Harbor.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recently awarded Ports of Indiana funding through its Port Security Grant Program, with over $115,000 allocated for Burns Harbor.
Lafayette-based Wabash has opened a new parts and service center in Gary along a key freight corridor with the goal of meeting rising customer demand and upfit growth.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun appointed Tom Collins Jr. to serve as chairman of the Gary / Chicago International Airport Authority.
Ports of Indiana appointed Dexter Salenda to the newly created foreign trade and economic development director role to help support the Ports’ Foreign-Trade Zone program.
Gary / Chicago International Airport allocated a $9.8 million grant for air cargo expansion, allowing for 2025 completion of the airport’s Phase 1 cargo construction plans.
Ports of Indiana chose Louis Dreyfus Co., a global agri-commodities company, to operate the grain export facility at Burns Harbor, with operations slated to begin in 2026.
Gary-based tire company Proceed Delivery, owned by Tommie Banks, recently partnered with U-Haul to offer rental services for U-Haul trucks and towing equipment.
The South Shore Line fare increase approved by the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District’s board of trustees in May will take effect for riders as of July 1.
The South Shore Line announced the opening of the new 11th Street Station building and adjacent parking structure in Michigan City, officially becoming operational June 18.
The South Shore Line has released a community survey to gain input that will help shape the future of its commuter rail service across the Region over the next two decades.