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Port of Redwood City Lifts Revenue to $11.8MM as Cargo Climbs 16%, Elects Radcliffe Board Chair

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Port of Redwood City Closes 2025 With Record Growth, Community Impact and Maritime Leadership
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The South Bay's only deepwater port closed fiscal 2026 with $11.8 million in gross revenue and 1.75 million metric tons of cargo, powered by a surge in sand and aggregate imports and new market-rate rental deals, as its commission handed the gavel to longtime Redwood City planning commissioner Nancy Radcliffe.

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