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What AAPA-American Assoc Port Auth does.

AAPA, the American Association of Port Authorities, advocates for national investment in U.S. seaport infrastructure to support job creation, economic growth, and secure borders. Founded in 1915, AAPA is based at 1201 Maryland Ave SW, Suite 860, Washington, D.C., and can be contacted at (202) 792-4033 or info@ports.org. The organization provides online resources, including Seaports Magazine/Advisory and the AAPA Industry Services Guide, to support port professionals. AAPA focuses on key U.S. policy issues related to federal funding for seaport infrastructure, including landside and waterside infrastructure, and security.

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