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Port Programs and Projects

Programs are initiatives we run in partnership with communities, other governments, and industries to promote economic development and high quality of life.

Projects are investments the port makes in port-owned facilities or investments we’ve made that improve the safety and efficiency of port operations.

At any given moment there are dozens of programs and projects happening. We're building solutions for the future — today!

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Graphic with the heading ‘Donation Drop @ SEA.’ The text explains that unopened or lightly used toiletries, or items over the TSA 3.4‑ounce limit, are donated to the Des Moines Area Food Bank. Green icons of toiletries, hearts, and a hand are displayed. The SEA Airport logo and the Des Moines Area Food Bank logo appear at the bottom.

Donation Drop @ SEA

Sustainable travel is built into how Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) operates Donation Drop @ SEA supports sustainability by reducing waste from items travelers cannot take through TSA Checkpoints, while creating o...

Duwamish Cleanup

The Duwamish is Seattle's only river. It provides important community assets, recreational fishing, and tribal cultural heritage resources, and is a critical estuarine environment for salmon and wildlife. The Duwamish ha...

Duwamish River People's Park

Status: Completed 2022 and open to the publicThis project restored 14 acres of habitat and shoreline access located on the west bank of the Lower Duwamish Waterway in South Park. The property was formerly home to Duwamish Manufact...

East Marginal Way Grade Separation

The Port of Seattle and its partners have completed the East Marginal Way Grade Separation project, on Duwamish Avenue South, with a ribbon-cutting in April 2012. One of the original FAST Corridor projects, the new overpass improv...

Storefront redesign in Renton

Economic Development City Partnership Program

2025-2026 Economic Development City Partnership ProgramBackgroundSince the program's inception in 2016, the Port has awarded $5.7 million in program funding cities in King County. With matching contributions by cities, the program...

Economic Opportunities for Communities - Current and Past Projects

Current Partners and ProjectsAfrican Community Housing and Development The Career Supports for African Diaspora Immigrants and Refugees Program will provide year-round career navigation for adult job-seekers in aviation and other ...

SEA consolidated rental car facility

Energy Efficiency

Pier 69 - Energy Star RecognizedPier 69 (the Port's headquarters building) and all Port properties are great examples of the Port's commitment to revitalizing Seattle's working waterfront and leading the way in environmental ...

Equity in Budgeting

Check out the ESAP Dashboard!Our budget is both a fiscal and moral document. It reflects our priorities and values – both to the communities we serve and to ourselves.The mission of the Port of Seattle is to promote economic oppor...

Equity Index

The Port of Seattle's Equity Index is an interactive map that displays a visual representation of social and environmental disparities in King County. Using 20+ indicators within four categories, the Equity Index illustrates the d...

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging Dashboards

In 2021, the Port's Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (OEDI) conducted an Equity Assessment (EA) across the Port to understand the organization's strengths, weaknesses, and barriers to advancing equity. This assessment id...