Port & Harbor

Synonym: 
port

Homer Spit Parking Updates 2024

Safety improvements, a new parking lot, and more new bus parking/loading zones are on the way! 

2024 Parking Updates for the Lots between Ramps 3 to 5

Homer Harbor Critical Float System Replacement Project

This project completes design, engineering and permitting and replaces two Float Systems in Homer Harbor: Float System 1 and 4. These float systems and adjoining gangways were constructed by the State of Alaska in 1964 as part of the original harbor and transferred to City ownership in 1999 with extensive deferred maintenance.

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Homer Harbor Expansion Study Public Meeting on Sept 23

The public is invited to a Homer Harbor Expansion Public Meeting on Saturday, September 23.

 

The event kicks off at 10 am in Pioneer Hall, Room 201 at the Kenai Peninsula College campus with a study update and overview of the design alternatives moving forward by the City of Homer, United States Army Corps of Engineers and HDR Engineering.

Pay a Harbor Bill

To pay a Harbor bill, please visit the Online Boater Service Center. You will need to create a login and provide your account number(s) and the balance due from your last bill(s).

Hotberth requests are Closed

We are not able to accommodate Hotberth requests over the holiday weekend, please use transient moorage areas marked with yellow bullrail. Enjoy your time out on the water!

Boating to China Poot Bay? Beware of Dangerous Tide Rips

China Poot Bay, a popular salmon fishing spot on the south side of Kachemak Bay, will be open to dipnetters and snagging starting  in June.

Reserved Stall Moorage Permit

A Reserved Stall Moorage Permit is required for every vessel that has a reserved stall lease within the harbor.  If you have been offered a stall or currently have a stall within the Homer Harbor and have not completed a Reserved Stall Moorage Permit yet, please fill out the following form and return to the Port & Harbor Office either in-person, or by faxing, mailing, or scanning and emailing to p

City & Corps of Engineers Resume Feasibility Study on Large Vessel Port Expansion

The need for a Large Vessel Harbor has been prevalent for some time.  Planning for the expansion began back in 2004 when the US Army Corps of Engineers and the State of Alaska Dept of Transportation partnered to look at the feasibility and scope of the proposed project. 

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City of Homer to Host Pacific Coast Congress of Harbormasters

The City of Homer is honored to be hosting the 44th Semi-Annual Pacific Coast Congress of Harbormasters and Port Managers Conference (PCC) September 11-14th .

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