Community

The Port of Albany's dedication to its mission is visible through partnering in opportunities to be a good neighbor, boosting and benefiting the regional economy, and to educating the public on the state of the maritime industry. Partnership comes in various forms as investor, collaborator, member, sponsor, representative. The Port is an active participant in many local, regional, national and international entities.

A large group of students, all in reflective gear, pose for a photo under cranes.

In keeping with the mission of the Albany Port District Commission, the Port of Albany provides annual sponsorship support to mission-related organizations including: 

 

Docked tugboats

 

Waterford Tugboat Roundup

An annual celebration of tugboats, workboats, barges, and the maritime heritage of the Northeast Inland Waterways held on the Hudson River. 

Visit: https://www.tugboatroundup.com/


 

Students attending the trading event

 

Hudson River Trading Game & Navigating the Seas

A school program through Historic Cherry Hill providing fourth and fifth graders in the Albany City School District the experience of 18th-century sailing and trading on the Hudson River—while learning economics and social studies on a 40-foot game board!

Visit: https://www.historiccherryhill.org/programs/


 

USS Slater destroyer escort sails along the Hudson River

 

USS Slater

The only WWII Destroyer Escort left afloat in the United States, docked at the Albany water and operating as a living museum, offering tours and special programs. 

Visit: https://ussslater.org/

The Port of Albany is committed to its role in cultivating business, community, education, and workforce collaborations. 

Capitalize Albany Logo

 

Capital District Regional Planning Commission logo
CDTA logo
Capital Region Transportation Council
Capital Region Chamber logo
Capital Region Economic Development Council logo
Center for Economic Growth logo
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce logo
Rensselaer County Regional Chamber of Commerce logo
Port staff at truck pull for Special Olympics