Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority

About Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority

The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) is a joint-powers authority formed by the Cities and Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. It provides an efficient, reliable, and sustainable rail corridor linking the two largest U.S. ports (Los Angeles and Long Beach) to the transcontinental railroad, having moved over 100 million TEUs since 2002.

Products & Services

Rail Corridor Services:Operates the Alameda Corridor, a rail link connecting the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to the national rail network.

Public Safety:Ensures safety along the rail corridor.

Maintenance:Handles maintenance of the rail infrastructure.

Dispatching:Manages train dispatching operations.

Security:Provides security services for the corridor.

Revenue Assessment Verification:Verifies revenue assessments related to corridor usage.

Administration:Oversees administrative functions for the authority.

Specialties

Rail Corridor Operations Port Connectivity Public Safety Infrastructure Maintenance Train Dispatching Security Services

Funding History

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#	Type	Amount Fields	Date Fields	Investors
1	RT: Debt (Bond Tender) T: - FT: Debt (Bond Tender)	A: 232250000 MR: - FA: $232,250,000 FAN: 232250000	D: 2024-01-05 FD: 2024-01-05	2 investors

Debt (Bond Tender) Latest

2024-01-05

$232.2M

2 investors (Pro only)

Growth Metrics

+45%

Employee Growth

YoY

3.2x

Funding Growth

Last Round

12

Markets

Operating

10K+

Customers

Active

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Team & Leadership

S

Suely Saro

Councilmember, City of Long Beach

T

Tim McOsker

Vice Chair

F

Frank Colonna

Commissioner | Port of Long Beach

E

Edward Renwick

Vice President | Port of Los Angeles

M

Mario Cordero

Executive Director | Port of Long Beach

G

Gene Seroka

Executive Director | Port of Los Angeles

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