The Port of Mobile, Alabama’s only deep-water maritime gateway, is a critical hub within the southeastern United States’ logistics and trade network. Operated by the Alabama Port Authority (APA), this multimodal logistics hub connects maritime, rail, and highway systems to global markets, serving as a cornerstone of regional commerce. In 2024, the APA leveraged funding provided through the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA) to launch the Coastal Resilience Study and Adaptation Plan, aimed at strengthening long-term resilience against coastal hazards. The study assessed vulnerabilities and identified adaptive strategies for port facilities as well as interconnected transportation and utility infrastructure. Through this effort, the APA has created a forward-looking blueprint to guide sustainable growth and build robust, future-ready infrastructure that supports the flow of goods and essential services to surrounding communities. This presentation will highlight key findings, proposed adaptation measures, and next steps to enhance resilience and sustainability across the Port’s operations.