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The Port Hueneme is working hard to get goods to consumers and to stay safe

Mar 23, 2020

The Port of Hueneme is moving cargo and getting fresh produce on our local shelves and goods to market. Port employees, customers and partners are following best practices and social distancing guidelines in order to keep everyone safe and operations moving.

Port operations have been identified by Department of Homeland Security, the State and the County as "essential."

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