Please be advised that our website will experience multiple outages today, May 8th, 2023, as we perform some important system updates.  We apologize for the inconvenience.

(From left to right:- Bruce Reynolds, Anthony Bodden, Fitzroy Robinson, Paul Hurlston , Charles Myles and William Ebanks.)

In recognition of their 20 years of long service, The Port Authority awarded Mr. Martin Anthony Bodden and Mr. Charles Myles.

They both work at the Cargo Distribution Center and have achieved a significant milestone in their career.
This is a special occasion – Special because we do not often get the opportunity to Publicly thank our staff for the many years of service that they have devoted to the institution. Today is about exactly that- publicly acknowledging their loyalty, commitment and dedication over all these years. Such loyalty and dedication is something special in this day and age.

Port Staff Attends Communication Skills Course through the Chamber of Commerce March 2023.

At the Port Authority Of Cayman Islands, we believe that effective business communication is essential for growth and eventually success. Towards that goal we empower our staff members to serve the organization and there by the country at large.

Seated from left to right – Allison Christian. Acting Assistant Manager Cayman Brac; Bryce Webb. Fleet Manager. Grand Cayman; Frank Russell. Tally Clerk. Grand Cayman; Fitzroy Robinson. Supervisor C.D.C. Grand Cayman; Miguel Wright. Heavy Equipment Operator 1. Grand Cayman.

We all know that people are temporary. People come and go. Our time here on Earth is merely borrowed from a being that’s greater than all of us. We know this and yet letting go of a family member is not easy. Marksteve made Port Authority his second family for the last 25 years. A quarter of a century! Indeed, the Vernon bothers contributed a combined service of some 53 years to the Port Authority. For this we are eternally grateful.
Marksteve was a hard-working man, he lived off the forklift for 25 years. Being an operator of these big machines is for the strong. One has to be alert through rain or shine, in darkness and in light. Marksteve had the courage and skill to do so; gracefully and with extreme precision operate these huge pieces of equipment. He proved himself true every day on his working shift. He indeed worked up until the last minute he could; even though his body was saying to take a rest. He displayed a work ethic- few will ever match.
Marksteve was the type of person you’d easily become friends with. Marksteve touched our lives in a special way. He was also a quiet and a reserved person.
Marksteve : You smiled freely. You smiled with inner warmth. Your family at the PACI will miss your smile and friendship. Nothing in this world can take away the legacy of the life you lived. You remain a light in our hearts.
Rest well and peacefully now, Marksteve, job well done.

Updated Financial Statements can be found at – Annual Reports and Financial Staements

Port Authority staff were able to return our facilities to working order faster than expected and we will now be reopening the public at noon today (Tuesday, September 27th).

The Port Authority would like to notify our customers that we will remain closed to the public on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022 while we assess our facilities and return them to working order.  We will reopen to the public at our normal time on Wednesday, September 28th.  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

A 27ft red Eduardono panga found on the beach by White Sands Condos with no engines on 20th June 2022. If anyone has information on the above please contact Harbour Patrol at 925 5772