TXDOT Seaport Connectivity Program Boosts Port of Victoria's Initiatives

The commitment to community development shines through as local leaders emphasize their eagerness to collaborate with the Port. Victoria County Judge Ben Zeller acknowledges the Port's history of delivering a significant return on investment for the community by consistently attracting new jobs and businesses. This rail project aligns perfectly, intending to bolster the local economy. Mayor Jeff Bauknight echoes this sentiment, highlighting the city's dedication to interlocal collaboration in attracting new industries and enhancing local infrastructure.

TXDOT Seaport Connectivity Program Boosts Port of Victoria's Initiatives

Phase 1 of the project will begin in the first quarter of 2024 and take 12 months to complete. It will involve adding over 42,000 feet of track, including constructing three 10,000-foot drop and pull tracks. Subsequent phases will include storage tracks, transloading operations, and connections to new tenants. Upon completion, TXLC will be served by the Union Pacific and BNSF railroads. For more information on how your business can capitalize on these exciting developments at the Texas Logistics Center, please contact the Port today.