What’s Inside
WELCOME WILMINGTON: HEART OF THE HARBOR
ATLANTIC
Wilmington has over
churches
is home to one of only two community colleges located in the South Bay and Harbor Areas, which is Los Angeles Harbor College. It is also the home to 12 Historic-Cultural Monuments. The most recently landmarked monument, Granada Theatre located at 628 N. Avalon Blvd., was designated September 29, 2021
Wilmington is home to the 9-hole “Harbor Park” course at the Harbor Park Golf Course facility which features 3,200 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 37. The course rating is 35.2 and it has a slope rating of 115. Designed by William F. Bell, ASGCA, the Harbor Park Golf Course opened in 1957. This is a beautiful tree-lined course right next to Harbor College and offers easy access from the 110 Harbor Freeway.
Wilmington is located at the center of the Port of Los Angeles. The Port of Los Angeles is America’s Port®, the nation’s premier gateway for international commerce and the busiest seaport in the Western Hemisphere. Located in San Pedro Bay, 20 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, the Port comprises 7,500 acres of land and water along 43 miles of waterfront.
Your Chamber has been operating since 1904 and our mission is to promote, support and enhance a positive business environment and improve the quality of life in the community.
Handling diverse commodities from avocado to zinc, the Port of Los Angeles features both passenger and cargo terminals, including cruise, container, automobile, breakbulk, dry and liquid bulk, and warehouse facilities that manage billions of dollars’ worth of cargo each year. Currently in the midst of a 10-year, $2.6 billion infrastructure investment program aimed at raising the bar for cargo efficiency, the Port is also focused on new technologies to enhance digital information flow throughout the supply chain.
This thriving seaport is also known for groundbreaking environmental initiatives and remains committed to managing resources and conducting developments and operations in both an environmentally and fiscally responsible manner. The Port has also built a strong reputation for its progressive security measures and community engagement. For the last decade, the Port has also been at the forefront of revitalization of the LA Waterfront, improving public access to the water, developing public-friendly
amenities and infrastructure, and transforming the harbor shoreline into a world-class visitor destination.
Your Wilmington Chamber supports business in many ways including collaboration with other business organizations like the South Bay Association of Chambers of Commerce, the Los Angeles Business Federation and strategic business partners such as Future Ports and the Harbor Association of Industry and Commerce. We work with many partners to provide services to Business such as the Harbor Business Source, The Work Source Center, The Small Business Development Center, Pacific Gateway, SBA and this list is not exhaustive. Your Chamber also works closely with the offices of your elected representatives.
Most importantly, if you want to start a business, contact your Wilmington Chamber of Commerce. We can help! Call 310.834.8586 or visit our website at: www.wilmington-chamber.com.
Many of our Chamber members support the community through significant contributions of their time, talent and resources to numerous community organizations, and through their generosity your Chamber provides additional support through direct contributions and programs. Your Wilmington Chamber donated more than $19,000 in 2018 and in excess of an additional $20,000 dollars thanks to the efforts of our Honorary Mayor Candidates Nancy Anaya, Victor Ibarra and our new Honorary Mayor Carlos Barajas. These dollars went to support The Beacon House, ITEP now EXP, the Wilmington Historical Society, Wilmington Community Clinic, A Needy Wilmington, The Rotary Club of Wilmington, YWCA Breakfast with Santa, Wilmington Tree Lighting, United Wilmington Youth Foundation and World Class Youth Foundation.
Your Wilmington Chamber also sponsors Four Annual Street Fairs. Fleet Week at the Banning Museum, The Harbor Holiday Parade, Cinco de Mayo Street Fair, and Fiestas Patrias Street Fair. We could not do this without the support of our Members, the Council Office and our Supervisor.
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HISTORY EDUCATION
WILMINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Do you ever look at an old building or street name and wonder why it’s there? Well, the Wilmington Historical Society is dusting off memorabilia and valuable pieces of information to give current residents a peek back at historical Wilmington.
The Society, which is located at the historic Wilmington Library at 309 West Opp Street, is working towards creating a space where people can learn about Wilmington’s past through articles and pictures. The Society believes that it is important for Wilmington’s history to be known and understood.
The Society has also participated in events where people can learn about Wilmington. As seen in the Donna Littlejohn Daily Breeze article, “Taking Wilmington’s History on the Road”, artifacts and rare photos, including some that had never been on display before, were part of the Wilmington Historical Roadshow. To read more about the event and how The Historical Society was able to teach people about Wilmington’s past, visit: www.dailybreeze.com/2018/06/01/ taking-wilmingtons-history-on-the-road.
The Historical Society’s group currently consists of President Simie Seaman, Treasurer/Secretary Laura Mohberg, Board Member Dave Hall, Volunteer Maria Enriquez, Historian Olivia Cueva Fernandez, Website Designer Lupe Pena, Advisors Tara Fansler, Russell Mohberg, Monique Sugimoto, Brando Werts, Mona Reddick, Melissa Ignacio and Publicist Jacqueline Resendiz M.
Are you interested in learning more about how Wilmington used to look, what people were interested in the past or help out? You can contact the Wilmington Historical Society by emailing them at Wilmingtonhistory@gmail.com or follow them on Facebook at @whsofca.
If you were to explore the educational opportunities available in Wilmington, you would probably be surprised by what you discovered, and not just because of the institutions. Wilmington offers an array of options, from preschool to adult learning and specialized certification programs. What isn’t immediately apparent is the level of dedication and passion for education offered at each one of these institutions.
Wilmington is part of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). The District is made of a total of eight local districts, with Wilmington representing the Eighth District. The public school system in Wilmington comprises the following institutions: Broad Avenue Elementary, Fries Avenue Elementary, Gulf Avenue Elementary, Hawaiian Avenue Elementary, Wilmington Park Elementary, George De LaTorre Jr. Elementary and, the newest edition, Harry Bridges Span School.
Beyond elementary, Wilmington offers its very own Wilmington Middle School and Banning High School. Banning High School is unique, because within its facility you will find the EXP. The academy offers students a variety of specialized learning in a smaller classroom setting, with current active professionals involved in their learning. Also available on the Banning High campus is the Banning Adult School for those needing to complete high school credits, wanting to learn English and so much more.
If teaching is your passion, consider attending Harbor Teacher Preparation Academy at Harbor College. Students are offered the unique opportunity to complete high school with a focus on becoming teachers and earn college credits toward their teaching degree. These students commit to teaching in local schools upon earning their teaching credentials.
Along with our the public schools, Wilmington also offers three excellent private schools from which to choose; Harbor Christian School, St. Peter and Paul School and Wilmington Christian School. All of these institutions offer a range of quality educational opportunities, from preschool through twelfth grade.
Maybe you would be interested in the Los Angeles Harbor College, which is a comprehensive institution of higher education with a broad spectrum of transfer, vocational, and community services programs.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Broad Ave. Elementary
24815 Broad Ave., Wilmington 310-835-3118
Fries Ave. Elementary 1301 N. Fries Ave., Wilmington 310-834-6431
Gulf Ave. Elementary 828 W. L Street, Wilmington 310-835-3157
Harry Bridges Span School 1235 Broad Ave, Wilmington 310-522-5400
Hawaiian Ave. Elementary 540 Hawaiian Ave., Wilmington 310-830-1151
George De La Torre, Jr. Elementary 500 N. Island Ave., Wilmington 310-847-1400
Wilmington Park Elementary 1140 Mahar Ave., Wilmington 310-518-7460
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Pacific Harbor Christian
K-12th Grade – Christian 1530 N. Wilmington Blvd., Wilmington www.pacificharborschool.org
310-835-5665
St. Peter and Paul Elementary School
K- 8th Grade – Catholic 706 Bayview Ave., Wilmington 310-834-5574
Wilmington Christian School
K- 6th Grade – Christian 24910 S. Avalon Blvd., Wilmington 310-834-1448
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Los Angeles Harbor College 1111 Figueroa Place, Wilmington 310-233-4000
www.lahc.edu
Degrees offered: A.A., A.S., certificates; program length: 2 years
COMMUNITY RESOURCES AT A GLANCE
EMERGENCY 311
HEALTH SERVICES
Healthy Kids
888-452-5437
Gives low-cost health insurance to children, up to age 18, regardless of their immigration status.
Healthy Families Program
800-880-5305
Offers low-cost health insurance for many low-income children.
Children’s Health & Disability Prevention Program (CHDP)
800-993-2437
Offers early and regular health exams for children from low-income families.
SUPPORTIVE SERVICES
Domestic Violence Services
800-978-3600
Mental Health Services
800-854-7771
Substance Abuse Services
844-804-7500
Child Abuse Hotline
800-540-4000
Alcoholics Anonymous
310-618-1180
LEGAL SERVICES
Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County
800-433-6251
Free help with Government Benefits, Family Law, Employment, Immigration, and other legal needs.
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
800-399-4529
Free help with Government Benefits, Family Law, Employment, Immigration, and other legal needs.
Public Counsel Consumer Law Project
213-385-2977 ext.700
www.publicounsel.org
Provides legal assistance for a variety of concerns, including childcare laws, licensing, and tenant rights. For fastest response, fill out online application.
Housing Rights Center
800-477-5977
Help for people who have been evicted from or denied housing due to race, sex, national origin, number of children, etc.
COMMUNITY SERVICES
The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
544 N. Avalon Blvd., Ste. 104
Wilmington, CA 90744
310-834-8586
www.wilmington-chamber.com
President: Robert McKoy
Chief Executive Officer: Monica Garcia-Diaz
Wilmington Branch Library
1300 N. Avalon Blvd.
Wilmington, CA 90744
310-834-1082
www.lapl.org/branches/index.html
• Internet Access
• Kindergarten Reading Programs (Thurs.)
• Preschool Story Time
• Authors in the Library (call for program info and times)
Mon. and Wed. – 10 AM to 8 PM
Tues. and Thurs. – 12:00 PM to 8PM
Fri. and Sat. – 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Banning Landing Community Center
“A Cultural Arts Community Center”
100 East Water St.
Wilmington, CA 90744
310-847-7704
LAUSD School Board
Tanya Ortiz Franklin District 7
333 S. Beaudry Ave., 24th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90017
213-241-6385
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
Assembly Member – 65th District
Mike A. Gipson
310-324-6408
879 W. 190th St., Ste. 920
Gardena, CA 90248
City of Los Angeles Mayor
Mayor Karen Bass
200 N. Spring St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
City Hall: 213-473-2388
Harbor Area : 310-732-4630
Councilman – 15th District
Tim McOsker
310-233-7201
544 N. Avalon Blvd. Suite 303
Wilmington, CA 90744
County of Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
4th District Supervisor Janice Hahn
310-519-6021
302 W. 5th Street, Suite 200
San Pedro, CA 90731
Dial 3-1-1
3-1-1 is an easy-to-remember, Citywide toll-free number that provides immediate access to information and more than 1,600 City non-emergency services. Calls are answered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by 3-1-1 agents who are trained to provide information or refer calls for service to the correct City agency – the first time.
To provide world-class customer service, 3-1-1 service is available:
• In English • In Spanish
• To the hearing or speech impaired
• In more than 150 other languages using language translation services
Que es 3-1-1?
3-1-1 es un número fácil de recordar, y una llamada gratis para los residentes de la ciudad de Los Angeles que provee acceso inmediato a información y más de 1,600 servicios que no sean de emergencia. Las llamadas son contestadas 24 horas al día, 365 días del año por agents del 3-1-1, quienes están preparados para proveer información o referir llamadas de solicitud de servicios a la agencia correcta del ayuntamiento –al primer intento.
Para proveer un servicio de primera clase, 3-1-1 está disponible:
• En Inglés • En Español
• Para personas con dificultades para escuchar y hablar.
• En más de 150 idiomas a través de el uso de servicios de traducción.
Senator – 35th District
Steven Bradford
Capitol Office 916-651-4035
1021 “O” St., Ste. 7210
Sacramento, CA 95814
Congress - 44th District
Rep. Nanette Barragan 202-225-8220
2312 Rayburn House Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20515
DOING BUSINESS IN WILMINGTON
Wilmington has been an industrial town since its founding in 1857, its rich history intertwined with the development and growth of San Pedro Bay, now the nation’s largest global seaport complex. From the 1869 opening of the first Southern California railroad from Banning’s Landing to Los Angeles, the Wilmington waterfront and its businesses have served the local and trans-Pacific import/export trade.
Over the past 150 years, Wilmington businesses have diversified or evolved to meet the needs of changing, emerging and growing markets employing thousands of local residents in port and infrastructure development, commercial fishing and canneries, boat and shipbuilding, oil recovery and refining, commercial services, manufacturing and the movement of cargo.
Today much of Wilmington’s waterfront is dedicated to the export of goods processed in Wilmington — refined petroleum products, borates used in plastics, rubber, glass and detergents from Rio Tinto Minerals, seafood from State Fish, sporting goods manufactured by American Soccer Company, scrap paper, plastic, glass and aluminum from Potential Industries, and scrap vehicles from the Wilmington Auto Rebuilders, Ecology Auto, Wilmington Recyclers and Pick Your Part Auto Recycling, shredded and exported by SA Recycling, some of which comes back as new household appliances, electronics, auto parts and the containers that carry them.
In the East Basin, Vopak imports and exports liquid and dry bulk commodities and Pasha Stevedoring & Terminals imports heavy construction materials and equipment, rolled newsprint and oversized cargo. Wallenius Wilhemsen Logistics, the largest shipper of autos in the world, employs nearly 200 full-time local union workers who install accessories and customize autos to meet Southern California dealers’ requirements.
The West Basin terminals, TraPac, Yang Ming and China Shipping import and export containerized consumer and commercial goods from a multitude of foreign and American-owned industries worldwide.
Historically a union town, Wilmington is home to many union locals — ILWU, merchant marines, electricians, iron
workers, machinists, pile drivers, and carpenters, and host to the biggest Labor Day parade on the West Coast. Wilmington’s waterfront businesses provide local jobs for thousands of union workers.
As the gateway and transportation corridor to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Wilmington is bordered by two major freeways and the Alameda Corridor railway that links the ports to the transcontinental rail yards near downtown LA. With 50% of the goods that pass through these seaports destined for east of the Rockies, the 2-mile-long cargo trains assembled by Pacific Harbor Line and hauled on the corridor by Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific Railroad accounts for about 30% of it.
More than 12,000 local truck owneroperators service the ports.
Most Wilmington trucking companies contract these truckers to haul cargo from port terminals to regional distribution centers and rail yards. Some offer additional services such as Fast Lane Transportation that sells and stores cargo containers. A multitude of Wilmington businesses such as Central Truck & Oil and Wilmington Truck Stop provide fuel, weigh scales, maintenance services, and truck parking facilities. Wilmington is situated in the midst of the nation’s third largest oil reserve and bordered by three major refineries, Marathon, Phillips 66, and Valero that primarily serve the Southern California region. Sulfur by-products are further processed for agricultural, and feedstock uses by California Sulphur and H.J. Baker & Bros.
Through the consolidation of oil extraction operations, oil wells and storage tanks that once covered much of the 232-acre Wilmington Industrial Park have been removed. In 1974, the Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency invested $10 million in infrastructure improvements transforming it into industrial headquarters of more than 75 businesses that includes a diverse mix of manufacturing and port-related industrial use.
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Juanita’s Foods manufactures and distributes Mexican foods throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico. Komax Systems designs and manufactures industrial mixing equipment and systems engineering for water treatment and power generation installations worldwide. Time Warner/Spectrum maintains a television cable service to the LA Harbor area.
San Pedro Electric Sign designs, fabricates and installs neon, plastic and LED signage for commercial establishments and retail chains worldwide. R.T. Wolfenden Company specializes in industrial and commercial development and property management and has constructed several buildings in the park. California Glass Bending fabricates and laminates glass for a multitude of applications from high-rises to bullet resistant and custom forms.
Konoike – E Street, Inc. provides cold storage warehousing and distribution. Wilmington Woodworks manufactures wood pallets. Pacific Maritime Association operates a longshore equipment training facility.
The Wilmington Business Improvement District comprises nearly 200 of these businesses in the heart of the retail district that enjoys the highest pedestrian traffic in the City of LA. This self-taxing organization trims and replaces trees, provides frequent street-cleaning and adorns the shopping district with festive holiday decorations.
Other marine-related businesses throughout the community include Williams Clarke Company, customs brokers and freight forwarders, and J.A. Jacobson & Assoc, marine surveyors. Coordinated Wire Rope & Rigging, Demaria Electric Motor Services, Marine Technical Services, and Waterman Supply provide ships’ services and equipment. International Cargo Equipment repairs, stores and leases refrigerated containers, Pro Packing specializes in custom crating, refrigerated warehousing and Williamson Marine provides ships’ hull cleaning and underwater repairs.
Wilmington’s eastern waterfront provides moorings for 1,700 boats, two boat yards including San Pedro Yacht Club and the Chowder Barge, the harbor’s only floating restaurant. Wilmington Marine Services, Harpur’s Marine Engines, Min-Mar Marine Center, T & A Sails and Avalon Rafts provide recreational boating supplies, equipment, and services.
More than a thousand Wilmington retail and commercial establishments serve its residents. The Wilmington Business Improvement District comprises nearly 200 of these businesses in the heart of the retail district that enjoys the highest pedestrian traffic in the City of LA. This self-taxing organization trims and replaces trees, provides frequent street-cleaning and adorns the shopping district with festive holiday decorations.
Although the residential and port-industrial mix sometimes conflict, it is due to this port-community’s co-dependence and the diversity, adaptability and innovation of Wilmington’s businesses that the community maintains economic vitality even in adverse business climates. Wilmington’s business partners have built elementary school libraries, funded the building and expansion of its youth centers, provided student scholarships and internships, fund Banning High’s International Trade Academy programs and have regularly sponsored community organizations and events.
WILMINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Robert McKoy Wilmington Youth Sailing Center Robert@SailLA.org
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Moises Figueroa SA Recycling Mfigueroa@sarecycling.com
CFO
Jesse F. Moreno Jesse F. Moreno and Accountancy Corporation jesse@morenocpa.com
V.P./SPECIAL EVENTS
Cecilia Moreno Port of Los Angeles CMoreno@portla.org
V.P./MEMBERSHIP
Elizabeth Machuca Synesthesia Boutique EMachuca06@Gmail.com
SECRETARY
Thomas Jelenic Pacific Merchant Shipping Association TJelenic@PMSAship.com
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTS
Brissa Sotelo-Vargas Valero Energy Brissa.Sotelo@Valero.com
Sergio Carrillo Carrillo Strategies sergio@carrillostrategies.com
Olga Chavez Marathon OGChavez@marathonpetroleum.com
Ely Fournier SBCC EFournier@SbayCenter.com
Victor Ibarra SoCal Gas VIbarra@SoCalGas.com
George Kivett Kivett Realty George@KivettRealty.com
Craig Louis Louis Equipment Family Holdings craig@louis-equipment.com
Denish Mandalia Anchor Pointe Inn Denish.Mandalia@gmail.com
Juliana Moreno Phillips66 Juliana.L.Moreno@P66.com
Kaj Palsson I.C.E. Depot Kaj@ICEDepot.com
Tomi Riley Air Products RileyTD@AirProducts.com
Juan Rivas ACX Global juanrivas@acxglobal.com
Ted Smith Potential Industries Ted.Smith@potentialindustries.com
Ricardo Sanchez The Maya Restaurant ricardoj1520@gmail.com
Jessica Urena EXP Jessica@EXPFuture.org
Patrick Wilson Fast Lane Transportation pwilson@fastlanetrans.com
Damaris Zuluaga Self Help Credit Union DZuluaga@self-helpfcu.org
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Wilmington offers a diverse mix of products and services in the industrial, shipping engineering and logistics fields, as well as a variety of other business segments.
Professional men and women are drawn to the community for many reasons, not the least of which is the potential of working just a few minutes away from home. The labor pool is strong here, too. It is not difficult to find high-quality support staff for just about any business and there are plenty of support facilities available.
Wilmington’s professionals often do business with their friends and neighbors daily. This gives local businesses and professionals that personal touch, all too often disappearing from modern life. It also keeps the business dollars within the community, which, in turn, makes the community even more vibrant.
Of course, a solid Chamber of Commerce always stands ready to offer its support in all professional and business endeavors. The community offers a wide range of innovative businesses and services to help improve both the quality of life and the quality of doing business in the area.
The community offers a wide range of innovative businesses and services to help improve both the quality of life and the quality of doing business in the area.
SIGHTSEEING PARKS & RECREATION
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Department, Pacific Region
310-548-7598
Banning Recreation Center
1331 Eubank Ave., Wilmington
310-548-7776
BANNING’S LANDING COMMUNITY
CENTER
100 E. Water Street, Wilmington
Phineas Banning was a visionary with tremendous energy and love for Southern California, whose imprint on the community of Wilmington is still visible today. It could be said that the remarkable growth of this region literally started at Banning’s Landing over 150 years ago.
BANNING RESIDENCE MUSEUM
401 East “M” Street (at Pacific Coast Highway and Avalon Blvd.), Wilmington
Nestled near the Banning/Wrigley
Historic Preservation Zone in Wilmington and just a few miles from the Port of Los Angeles, the beautiful Banning Museum is one of California’s historic gems.
Built in 1864 by General Phineas Banning, the “Father of the Los Angeles Harbor,” the Banning residence is widely considered one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in Southern California.
2014 marked the 150th Anniversary of the Banning Mansion. In 2013, the residence underwent major restoration efforts to repair and paint the grand ‘ole place in time for its milestone anniversary of 150 years. Today, the Banning is completely restored and stands sturdy and tall once again to welcome all who visit to share in the history and splendor of a time gone by.
Experience life as it was 100 years ago through the eyes of one of the founders of Los Angeles. For information, call 310.548.7777; $5 donation per person, $1 for children under 12.
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After School Club – pick-ups at Wilmington Park and Elementary School and Harry Bridges Span School; homework assistance, arts & crafts, sports, baking and more! League athletics (sports offered dependent upon the season– call for info); summer drop-in activities.
East Wilmington Greenbelt Community Center
918 N. Sanford Ave., Wilmington
310-522-2064
After School Club – pick-ups at Wilmington Park Elementary School; homework assistance, arts & crafts, sports, baking and more! League athletics (sports offered dependent upon the season – call for info); summer drop-in activities.
Wilmington Recreation Center
325 N. Neptune Ave, Wilmington
310-548-7645
Harbor Park Golf Course
1235 Figueroa Place, Wilmington
310-549-4953
www.laparks.org
Designed by William F. Bell, ASGCA, the Harbor Park Golf Course opened in 1957. The 9-hole course features 3,200 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 37.
Harbor Pool
1221 Figueroa Place, Wilmington 310-835-6590
Banning Pool
1450 N. Avalon Blvd., Wilmington 310-548-7420
Harbor Sports Complex
1221 N. Figueroa Place, Wilmington
Wilmington Athletic Complex
1650 N. Figueroa Street, Wilmington
DRUM BARRACKS CIVIL WAR MUSEUM
1052 Banning Blvd. (south of East “M” Street), Wilmington
The historic Drum Barracks is the only Civil War-era U.S. Army building still standing in Southern California. The 16-room structure once stood among 19 similar buildings on 60 acres of land donated to the U.S. Army by General Phineas Banning and B.D. Wilson.
Named after Adjutant-General Richard C. Drum, commander of the post, the Drum Barracks served as the main training, staging and supply depot for military operations in Arizona, Southern California and New Mexico. The museum features many items from this era, including an operable Gatling Gun.
Located in the original junior officers’ quarters, the museum displays historical artifacts and is operated by the City of Los Angeles. For information, call 310.548.7509; $5 donation per person, $1 for children under 12.
DRUM BARRACKS POWDER MAGAZINE
1001 Eubank Avenue, Wilmington
Part of the 30-acre Camp Drum (a Civil War-era Union Army facility), the powder magazine housed weapons and
gun powder for the soldiers. Located just a few blocks from the Drum Barracks Civil War Museum, it was constructed in 1862 with three-foot thick stone block walls. During the 1920s, a wood frame house was built around the stone building and it was hidden for about 60 years. The structure was moved in the 1980s revealing this historic relic from the Civil War days. Today it sits on a fenced-in vacant lot.
ST.
JOHN’S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1547 Neptune Avenue, Wilmington
Mary Hollister Banning (Phineas Banning’s second wife) began holding Episcopal services in the basement of the Banning Mansion in 1876 and subsequently championed the building of a stave-type church. Construction began in 1882 and St. John’s Episcopal Church was finished in 1883. Originally located at 422 N. Avalon Boulevard, the church was moved to its present site in 1943 and still holds Sunday services.
The Banning family donated the altar and the bell, which came from one of Phineas Banning’s channel boats, the S.S. Amelia. In 1926, the church received the altar cross and altar rail as gifts from a US Navy chaplain. The cross and rail were made in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii from brass taken from a World War I German submarine.
WILMINGTON CEMETERY
605 East “O” Street, Wilmington
Phineas Banning donated land for the site and constructed the cemetery in 1857 upon the death of his infant child. Banning was originally buried in the cemetery but was later moved to Rosdale Cemetery in Los Angeles. Also interred at the cemetery are Banning’s first wife, Rebbeca Sanford Banning, as well as various family members and numerous Civil War veterans and Drum Barracks soldiers.
BANNING WRIGLEY HISTORIC DISTRICT
The Banning Park Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) can be found directly south of the historic Banning Residence and Banning Park, including both sides of Lame Avenue, Banning Boulevard and Cary Ave. from M Street to L Street to the south. The Banning Wrigley neighborhood was mainly built in 1927, with a few houses constructed as late as the 1950s. General Banning, a native of Wilmington, Delaware, came to Southern California in 1851 where he quickly established himself as a respected businessman in the fledgling transportation industry growing around the Los Angeles Harbor. General Banning owned interests in several ocean-going vessels, railroads, and stagecoaches in the area.
MEMBERHIP DIRECTORY
CC.S.U. Dominguez Hills 310-243-3819 www.csudh.edu
Schools
California Sulphur Company 562-437-0768
www.california-sulphur-company.com Sulphur Company
Carrillo Strategies 310-748-6495
Public Relations
Chandler Inert Debris Processing 310-784-2900 www.chandlerscorp.com
Manufacturing & Processing
The Cleaning Crew 310-742-6684
www.aim2shine.com
Services: Janitorial
Council Office 15th District 310-732-4515
www.la15th.com
Government
Crowne Plaza L.A. Harbor 310-521-8062
www.crowneplaza.com/laharbor
Hotels & Motels
DDavid’s Radiator Service 310-830-4013
www.davidsradiator.com
Automotive
DHoff Communications 310-977-3562
www.dhoffcommunications.com
Public Relations
EEcocem 562-505-5650
www.ecocemglobal.com
Manufacturing & Processing
Eddie’s Tire City 310-293-5174 www.eddiestirecity.com
Automotive Equipment Depot .................................... 818-912-7059
www.eqdepot.com
Equipment
Harbor Community Development Corporation 310-947-5301 www.harborcdc.org
Non-Profit Organization
Harbor Connects 424-570-3733 www.HarborConnects.org
Non-Profit Organizations
Harbor Equipment Rentals 310-514-3224 www.harboreqrentals.com
Equipment
Harbor Occupational Center/LAUSD 310-241-4800 www.harboroc.org
Schools
Harbor Trucking Association 562-438-9431 www.harbortruckers.com
Non-Profit Organization
Int’l Cargo Equipment, Inc. 310-835-0194 www.icedepot.com
Services: Cargo
Int’l. Refrigeration Support 310-835-3900 www.internationalrefrigeration.com
Containers
J-2 Containers & Storage 833-269-4887 www.j2containers.com
Containers
JAG UFS Logistics Inc. 562-380-2005 www.jagufs.us
Shipping
Jesse F. Moreno, CPA 562-426-4177 www.morenocpa.com
Accounting & Tax Service
Juanita’s Foods ....................................... 310-834-5339 www.juanitasfoods.com
Retail: Food Products
Pedro
310-514-4940 www.thebeaconhouse.org
Non-Profit Organization
EXP 424-368-7100 x103 www.expfuture.org
Non-Profit Organization
Kivett Realty 310-871-0690 www.kivettrealty.com
Real Estate
Beacon Light Mission
310-830-7063 www.beaconlightmission.org
Non-Profit Organization
FFast Lane Transportation, Inc. 562-435-3000 www.fastlanetrans.com
Konoike Transport & Engineering Inc. 310-513-1500 www.konoike.net
Transportation
Bellaport Transportation, Inc.
310-816-9978 www.bellaport.com
Transportation
Best Bay Trucking
www.bestbaytrucking.com
Transportation
310-987-3279
Transportation
Financial Fidelity Academy Inc. 562-208-2812
Non-Profit Organization
Friends of Banning Residence Museum 310-548-7777 www.banningmuseum.org
Tourist Attractions
LA Care Community Resource Center 213-428-1490 x7255 www.communityresourcecenterla.org/locations/wilmington
Non-Profit Organization
Big Nick’s Pizza
310-732-5800 www.bignickspizza.com
Restaurants, Cafes, & Taverns
Boys & Girls Club of the LA HarborWilmington 310-549-8323 www.bgca.org
Non-Profit Organization
Breakwater International California LLC
www.bkwint.com
Sales & Service
310-400-2911
GGrand Vision Foundation 310-833-4813 www.grandvision.org
Amusement & Entertainment H
H. J. Baker & Bro., Inc. 562-436-5341 www.hjbaker.com
Sulphur Company
Liddy Martin Company 310-548-1959 www.lyddymartin.com
Courtesy Memeber/Insurance
LIFTED Fellowship 310-561-6945 www.liftedfellowship.com
Religous
Los Angeles Harbor College 310-233-4010 www.lahc.edu Schools
Los Angeles Maritime Institute 310-833-6055 www.lamitopsail.org
Non-Profit Organization
Cafes, & Taverns
PBF Energy
www.pbfenergy.com
Oil & Gas Operators & Marketing
Phillips 66
www.phillips66.com
Oil & Gas Operators & Marketing
Pick Your Part Auto Recycling 714-385-1200 x3568
www.pickyourpart.com
Automotive
PMSA
www.pmsaship.com
Non-Profit Organization
562-432-4040
Port of Los Angeles 310-732-3508
Port Potential Industries, Inc. 310-549-5901 www.potentialindustries.com
Recycling
Providence Little Company of Mary 424-212-5640 www.california.providence.org
Medical
PSW Hay LLC 310-522-3800
www.pswhay.com
Import/Export
RRancho LPG Holdings LLC 310-833-5275
www.rancholpg.com
Oil & Gas Operators & Marketing
Ray’s on the Fairway www.raysonthefairway.com
Restaurants, Cafes, & Taverns
Real Estate II, Inc. 310-549-7250
Real Estate
Red West Pizza - Wilmington 310-830-2550
Restaurants, Cafes, & Taverns
Regatta Capital Group, LLC 310-725-9102 www.regattainvest.com
Investment & Finance Companies
Rio Tinto Minerals, inc. 310-522-5363 www.riotintominerals.com Mining
T-Mobile for Business 562-206-2636
www.t-mobile.com/business
Retail-Services
Toberman Neighborhood Center, Inc 310-832-1145
www.toberman.org
Non-Profit Organization
Insurance
Union Pacific Railroad 562-490-7051
www.up.com
Transportation
United Wilmington Youth Foundation 424-215-4963 www.uwyf.org
Non-Profit Organization/Courtes
Valero of Wilmington 562-491-6621 www.valero.com
Oil & Gas Operators & Marketing
Veterans & Youth Career Collaborative 562-424-0038
Non-Profit Organization
Vopak Terminal Los Angeles Inc. 310-549-0961 x6430 www.vopak.com
Storage
Water Replenishment District 562-273-4233 www.wrd.org
Services
Watson Land Company 310-952-6400 www.watsonlandcompany.com
Real Estate/Courtesy Member
Wellbe Health PACE - Coastline 800-734-8041 www.Welbehealth.com
Medical
Wilmington Business Center ................... 323-338-2454
Business Services
Wilmington Community Clinic 310-549-5760 www.wilmingtoncc.org
Non-Profit Organization
Wilmington Historical Society 310-518-2938 www.wilmingtonhistory.org
Tourist Attractions
Wilmington Rotary www.rotaryclubofwilmington.net/about
Organizations & Clubs
Wilmington Youth Sailing Center www.sailwysc.org
Non-Profit Organization
WSPA 310-808-2144 www.wspa.org Government
YMCA of Wilmington 310-522-2100 www.ymcala.org
562-277-0012
310-952-6180
Organizations & Clubs
Yusen Terminals LLC 310-548-8232 www.yti.com Shipping
BUYERS’ GUIDE
ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE
Jesse F. Moreno, CPA
Jesse Moreno Long Beach, CA 90807 562-426-4177
www.morenocpa.com
AMUSEMENT & ENTERTAINMENT
Grand Vision Foundation San Pedro, CA 90731 310-833-4813 www.grandvision.org
See ad, page 14
AUTOMOTIVE
David’s Radiator Service
David Navarro 1230 W Anaheim St Wilmington, CA 90744 310-830-4013
www.davidsradiator.com
Eddie’s Tire City 825 W. PCH Wilmington, CA 90744 310-293-5174 www.EddiesTireCity.com
Pick Your Part Auto Recycling Terri Demeter 2931 E White Star Ave Anaheim, CA 92805
BANKS, SAVINGS, & LOANS
Banc of California 125 E Anaheim St Ste A Wilmington, CA 90744 310-835-9826 www.bancofcal.com
Self Help Federal Credit Union Damaris Zuluaga PO Box 190
BUSINESS SERVICES
Marshall Accounts Solutions
Sandra Marshall 1617 W Pacific Coast Hwy #161 Wilmington, CA 90744 310-344-4704 www.marshallaccountssolution.com
Wilmington Business Center
Prince Abraham
1161 N Avalon Blvd
Wilmington, CA 90744 323-338-2454
CHEMICAL & GAS HYDROGEN
Air Products and Chemicals
Tomi Riley
Wilmington, CA 90744-6717 310-952-9928
www.airproducts.com
CONTAINERS
Int’l. Refrigeration Support
Warren Thompson
1540 N Eubank Ave
Wilmington, CA 90744 310-835-3900
www.internationalrefrigeration.com
J-2 Containers & Storage
Yessenia Rodriguez
1008 Vreeland Ave
Wilmington, CA 90744 833-269-4887
www.j2containers.com
COURTESY MEMBER
Ace Roll Off Rubbish Service, Inc.
Rick De La Torre
22022 Moneta Ave Carson, CA 90745 310-518-0259
DIVERSIFIED
NuStar Energy L.P.
Joe Hufman
841 S La Paloma
Wilmington, CA 90744 310-507-1127
www.nustarenergy.com
ENERGY
SoCalGas Company
Victor Ibarra
1851 N Gaffey St San Pedro, CA 90731 1-800-427-2200 www.socalgas.com
EQUIPMENT
Equipment Depot
www.eqdepot.com
818-912-7059
Equipment Depot is a full-line forklift distributor representing world-leading products with particular expertise in SANY, Mitsubishi, Caterpillar, and Jungheinrich Forklifts and Port Equipment. One-stop shop for all your material handling needs.
12393 Slauson Ave, Whittier, CA 90606
Equipment Depot Oliver Bragg 12393 Slauson Ave Whittier, CA 90606 818-912-7059 www.eqdepot.com
Harbor Equipment Rentals
Lidia Tamayo 327 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-514-3224 www.harboreqrentals.com
See ad, page 3
EXPORTER
Packers Express Export Logistic Leeland Wu 2311 E Anaheim St Wilmington, CA 90744 310-830-0868
GOVERNMENT
Council Office 15th District Fernando Navarrete San Pedro, CA 90731 310-732-4515
www.la15th.com
SBCCOG
Marilyn Lyon 2355 Crenshaw Blvd, Ste 125 Torrance, CA 90501 310-371-7222 x204 www.southbaycities.org
WSPA Patty Senecal 970 W 190th St Ste 304 Torrance, CA 90502 310-808-2144 www.wspa.org
HOTELS & MOTELS
Anchor Pointe Inn Denish Mandalia 111 E C St Wilmington, CA 90744 424-342-9164
www.anchorpointeinn.com
See ad, Back Cover
Crowne Plaza L.A. Harbor Sandra Sooklal 601 S Palos Verde St San Pedro, CA 90731 310-521-8062
IMPORT/EXPORT ACX Global Juan Rivas 920 E PCH
CA 90744
PSW Hay LLC Peter Kim 633 Sanford Ave
90744
INDIVIDUAL
Louis Equipment Family Holdings Craig Louis PO Box 32126 Long Beach, CA 90832-2126 www.louis-equipment.com See ad, page 11
INSURANCE
See ad, page 12
INVESTMENT & FINANCE COMPANIES
Regatta Capital Group, LLC
Mohberg 880 Apollo St #129 El Segundo, CA 90245 310-725-9102 www.regattainvest.com
MANUFACTURING & PROCESSING Chandler Inert Debris Processing
MANUFACTURING & PROCESSING – PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ecocem
Steve Bryan 21 Waterway Ave, Ste 300 The Woodlands, TX, CA 77380
www.ecocemglobal.com
MEDICAL
Agile Occupational Medicine 445 E. Anaheim St. Wilmington, CA 90744
www.agileoccmed.com
Providence Little Company of Mary
Rafael Garcia
470 N Hawaiian Ave Wilmington, CA 90744
www.california.providence.org
Wellbe Health PACE - Coastline
Yvonne Battiste
1220 E 4th St Long Beach, CA 90802
562-505-5650
HARBOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Michael Herrera 707 W C St
Wilmington, CA 90744 .................... 310-947-5301
www.harborcdc.org
Harbor Connects
455 W. Sixth St. San Pedro, CA 90731 424-570-3733
www.HarborConnects.org
562-267-3798
Harbor Trucking Association
George Boyle PO Box 32475
Long Beach, CA 90832 562-438-9431 www.harbortruckers.com
424-212-5640
LA Care Community Resource Center
Candace Nafissi
911 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 213-428-1490 x7255 www.communityresourcecenterla.org/locations/wilmington
800-734-8041 www.Welbehealth.com
MINING
Rio Tinto Minerals, inc.
Nathan Francis 300 Falcon St Wilmington, CA 90744
310-522-5363 www.riotintominerals.com
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles
Terry Tamminen
222 W 6th St, Ste 1010 San Pedro, CA 90731
424-259-3730 www.altasea.org
Avalon Arts & Cultural Alliance
Rick Cruz
544 N Avalon Blvd, Ste 305 Wilmington, CA 90744
Battleship USS Iowa 240 Harbor Blvd San Pedro, CA 90731
www.pacificbattleship.com
Beacon House Association of San Pedro
Mitch Hartmatz
1003 S Beacon St San Pedro, CA 90731
www.thebeaconhouse.org
BEACON LIGHT MISSION
Laura Scotvold-Lemp PO Box 2233
Wilmington, CA 90748 ....................
www.beaconlightmission.org
310-347-9645
877-446-9261
Los Angeles Maritime Institute
Bruce Heyman Berth 73, Ste 2 San Pedro, CA 90731 310-833-6055 www.lamitopsail.org
See ad, page 3
Neighborhood Housing Services of LA Count
Savannah Walker 3926 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 200 Los Angeles, CA 90010 213-248-4684 www.nhslacounty.org
Pacific Unicomm Corp.
Donna Ethington
Berth 203 #9 Wilmington, CA 90744 310-549-8111
www.pacificunicomm.org
See ad, page 9
PMSA
Thomas Jelenic One World Trade Center, 17th Fl Long Beach, CA 90831 562-432-4040 www.pmsaship.com
SBCC Thrive LA Ely Fournier 540 N Marine Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 310-414-2090 www.sbccthrivela.org
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION/COURTESY
United Wilmington Youth Foundation
Robert Trani
1251 Island Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 424-215-4963
www.uwyf.org
OIL & GAS OPERATORS & MARKETING
Marathon Olga Chavez 2350 E 223rd St
Carson, CA 90810
www.marathonpetroleum.com
PBF Energy Betsy Brien 111 W Ocean Blvd Long Beach, CA 90802 562-277-0012
www.pbfenergy.com
PHILLIPS 66 Juliana Moreno 1660 W Anaheim St Wilmington, CA 90744 .................... 310-952-6180
www.phillips66.com
Rancho LPG Holdings LLC
Bill Zankich 2110 N Gaffey St San Pedro, CA 90731 310-833-5275
www.rancholpg.com
Valero of Wilmington Brissa Sotelo 2402 E Anaheim St Wilmington, CA 90744 562-491-6621 www.valero.com
ORGANIZATIONS & CLUBS
Wilmington Rotary PO Box 8 Wilmington, CA 90748 www.rotaryclubofwilmington.net/about
YMCA of Wilmington Yolanda De La Torre 1127 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-522-2100 www.ymcala.org
PORT
310-514-4940
ShareFest
Chad Mayer 3480 Torrance Blvd Ste110 Torrance, CA 90503 310-626-8106 www.sharefestinc.org
310-830-7063
Boys & Girls Club of the LA Harbor- Wilmington
Antonio Preito
1444 W Q St Wilmington, CA 90744
www.bgca.org
EXP
Amy Grat
310-549-8323
2417 E Carson St, Ste 200 Carson, CA 90810 424-368-7100 x103 www.expfuture.org
Financial Fidelity Academy Inc.
Reginald Lao
4201 Long Beach Blvd Ste 304
Long Beach, CA 90807
562-208-2812
Toberman Neighborhood Center, Inc Darlene Kiyan
131 N Grand Ave San Pedro, CA 90731 310-832-1145 www.toberman.org
See ad, page 3
Veterans & Youth Career Collaborative 2310 Long Beach Blvd Long Beach, CA 90806 562-424-0038
Wilmington Community Clinic
Dolores Clay 1009 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-549-5760 www.wilmingtoncc.org
Wilmington Youth Sailing Center
Robert McKoy
Berth 203 #9 Wilmington, CA 90744
www.sailwysc.org
Port of Los Angeles Gene Seroka PO Box 151 San Pedro, CA 90733-0151 310-732-3508
See ad, Inside Front Cover
PUBLISHERS & PRINTERS
Advanced Printing Ted & Rainey Clark 811 E G St Unit E Wilmington, CA 90744 310-518-5700 www.advancedprinting.net
See ad, page 12
Marine Printing Art Rico 818 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-518-2727 www.marineprinting.com
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Managed Career Solutions Philip Starr 222 W 6th St, Ste 320 San Pedro, CA 90731 310-221-0644 www.harborbusinesssource.com
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Carrillo Strategies
Sergio Carrillo PO Box 2091
Wilmington, CA 90748
DHoff Communications
Dan Hoffman 1315 W I St
Wilmington, CA 90744
www.dhoffcommunications.com
PUBLIC UTILITIES
M.W.D.of S.C.
Charles Gale
700 N Alameda Los Angeles, CA 90012
310-748-6495
310-977-3562
RELIGIOUS
LIFTED Fellowship
Tuvai Faatai
613 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-561-6945 www.liftedfellowship.com
Saint Peter & Saint Paul Church
Nancy Kuria
515 West Opp St Wilmington, CA 90744 310-834-5215 www.sppc.us
RESTAURANTS, CAFES, & TAVERNS
Ambrosia Coffee Roasters
RETAIL: FOOD PRODUCTS
Juanita’s Foods
Wilmington, CA 90748 310-834-5339
www.juanitasfoods.com
See ad, page 12
RETAIL-SERVICES
T-Mobile for Business 430 E. 68th Way Long Beach, CA 90805 562-206-2636 www.t-mobile.com/business
SALES & SERVICE
Breakwater International California LLC
213-445-5190 www.mwdh2o.com
PUBLISHERS & PRINTERS
Apple Graphic
Danny Mansoorbakht 4908 Peck Rd El Monte, CA 91732
310-830-9748 www.applegraphic.com
REAL ESTATE
Kivett Realty
George Kivett PO Box 125 Lomita, CA 90717
310-871-0690 www.kivettrealty.com
One Premier Home
Carmenza Adams 1621 W 25th St #303 San Pedro, CA 90731
310-800-8221 www.Onepremierhome.com
Real Estate II, Inc.
Rosanna Rivera
1312 N Avalon Blvd Ste A Wilmington, CA 90744
South Bay Coast Realty
Irma Vasconcelos 927 N Avalon Wilmington, CA 90744
www.sbcoastrealty.com
310-549-7250
John Phan 748 N Fries Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 424-477-5649
Big Nick’s Pizza
John Bagakis 1110 N Gaffey St San Pedro, CA 90731 310-732-5800 www.bignickspizza.com
Los Tres Cochinitos 310-549-0921 lostrescochinitos.us
Mexican and Seafood.
Open 24 Hours.
Serving Our Community Over 40 Years. 803 W. Pacific Coast Hwy., Wilmington, CA 90744
Los Tres Cochinitos
Angel Montes Jr. 803 W Pacific Coast Hwy Wilmington, CA 90744 310-549-0921 www.lostrescochinitos.us
Marina Cafe Sheri Hadjis 720 Peninsula Rd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-847-1299 www.marinacafewilmingtonshores.com
Dieter Liebich 327 Lecouvreur Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 310-400-2911
www.bkwint.com
See ad, page 11
SCHOOLS
C.S.U. Dominguez Hills Derrick Mims 1000 E Victoria St Carson, CA 90747 310-243-3819 www.csudh.edu
Harbor Occupational Center/LAUSD Bernadine Gonzalez 740 North Pacific
310-480-7043
REAL ESTATE/COURTESY MEMBER
Watson Land Company
Trini Jimenez
22010 S Wilmington Ave Ste 400 Carson, CA 90745 310-952-6400 www.watsonlandcompany.com
RECYCLING
POTENTIAL INDUSTRIES, INC.
Dan Domonoske PO Box 293 Wilmington, CA 90748 .................... 310-549-5901 www.potentialindustries.com
SA RECYCLING
Moises Figueroa 901 New Dock St Terminal Island, CA 90731 310-221-4900
www.sarecycling.com
See ad, page 9
Maya Mexican Restaurant Rodolfo/Ricardo Sanchez 401 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 310-830-6660 www.mayaonavalon.com
Ray’s on the Fairway
Raymond Plummer 1338 E Kramer Dr Carson, CA 90746 www.raysonthefairway.com
See ad, page 11
Red West Pizza - Wilmington
Mike Ardeshiri 614 W PCH Wilmington, CA 90744 310-830-2550
San Pedro Fish Market Grille
John Ungaro 120 W G St Wilmington, CA 90744 310-835-6671 www.spfishgrille.com
The Pancake Spott
Lizette Vega 1346 Neptune Ave
Wilmington, CA 90744 310-808-4426
RETAIL
Synesthesia Boutique
Elizabeth Machuca 618 N Avalon Blvd
Wilmington, CA 90744 424-744-6389
See ad, page 14
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SERVICES
SERVICES:
SHIPPING
JAG UFS LOGISTICS INC.
Gabriel Becerra 1330 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington, CA 90744 .................... 562-380-2005 www.jagufs.us
Yusen Terminals LLC
Alan McCorkle
701 New Dock St Terminal Island, CA 90731-7535 310-548-8232 www.yti.com
STORAGE
Vopak Terminal Los Angeles Inc.
Mike LaCavera
401 Canal Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 310-549-0961 x6430 www.vopak.com
SULPHUR COMPANY
California Sulphur Company
Jack Weaverling PO BOX 176 Wilmington, CA 90748-0176 562-437-0768 www.california-sulphur-company.com
H. J. Baker & Bro., Inc.
Kevin Courtney 1001 Schley Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 562-436-5341 www.hjbaker.com
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Friends of Banning Residence Museum Mike Sanborn 401 E M St Wilmington, CA 90748 310-548-7777
www.banningmuseum.org
See ad, page 13
Wilmington Historical Society PO BOX 1435 Wilmington, CA 90748 310-518-2938 www.wilmingtonhistory.org
TRANSPORTATION
Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority Maria Melendres 3760 Kilroy Airport Way Ste 200 Long Beach, CA 90806 562-247-7777 www.acta.org
Bellaport Transportation, Inc. Elida Villegas PO Box 516 Wilmington, CA 90748 310-816-9978 www.bellaport.com
Best Bay Trucking
Jose Cardiel 620 E Anaheim St Wilmington, CA 90744 310-987-3279
www.bestbaytrucking.com
See ad, page 9
Fast Lane Transportation, Inc.
Patrick Wilson 2400 E Pacific Coast Hwy Wilmington, CA 90744 562-435-3000
www.fastlanetrans.com
Konoike Transport & Engineering Inc. Hiromi Abe CA 310-513-1500
www.konoike.net
M-Line Carrier Corp.
Chris/Robert Molina 1402 E Pacific Coast Hwy Wilmington, CA 90744 562-824-1813
www.molinatrucksales.com
Pacific Harbor Line, Inc. Otis Cliatt 705 N Henry Ford Ave Wilmington, CA 90744 310-834-4594 www.anacostia.com
Union Pacific Railroad Lupe Valdez 2401 E Sepulveda Blvd Long Beach, CA 90810 562-490-7051 www.up.com