COMMUNITY NEIGHBOR
Benefits to Being Our Neighbor
We provide Hoosiers with jobs. We take pride in our local communities. We are committed to further improving our environmental impacts of our facilities and services.
Positive Environmental Impact
Going green is much more than a slogan for us. Ports of Indiana is dedicated to improving the environmental impacts of its facilities and services to make sure the greenest form of transportation becomes even greener in the future. One of the tools we use to guide our environmental sustainability efforts is the Green Marine certification program.
Green Marine Certified
Ports of Indiana is the first state-wide port authority to achieve Green Marine certification to advance environmental sustainability initiatives. We believe this program provides a sound and achievable blueprint for improving the environmental impacts and sustainability of our facilities and services.
We adopt practices and technologies that will have a positive, direct impact on operations and the environment. Being Green Marine certified means our ports have gone above and beyond regulatory compliance. Follow the links below to view the reports from our most recent annual certification.
*certifications awarded in June of the following year
Our Ports Are Good Neighbors
Being a good neighbor is a large part of our story, and we are committed to doing even better. We care about our community because we wouldn’t be who we are without you.
- Local school partnerships to educate industry importance
- Community events to promote statewide knowledge
- $526 million in state, local tax revenue for schools, communities
Ports News
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Ports of Indiana hires maritime industry leader Parrott as Chief Operating Officer
INDIANAPOLIS – Ports of Indiana has hired maritime logistics executive David Parrott to serve as the statewide port authority’s Chief
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Ports of Indiana ships second-highest annual total with 13M tons in 2024
Ports of Indiana shipped 13 million tons of cargo in 2024, the second-highest annual volume in the port authority’s 60-year