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Terminal 10
Terminal 10 (T-10) is located on the Southeast border of Harbor Island at 3045 16th Avenue SW, Seattle. The facility is almost 15 acres and is used for the storage of container handling equipment. Harbor Island was placed on ...
Terminal 5 Improvements
Visit the Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) Terminal 5 Improvements project page for the latest updates. Project Overview On Feb. 5, 2019, the port commissions of Seattle and Tacoma discussed staff recommendations for s...
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 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...
Lower Duwamish River Habitat Restoration Plan (LDRHRP)
In 2009, the Port of Seattle Commission adopted the Lower Duwamish River Habitat Restoration Plan. The plan identifies over 70 acres of habitat restoration and enhancement opportunities on port-owned property on the Lower Duwamish...
Honeybee Conservation
Unused open space at SEA Airport now houses 24 honeybee hives to increase pollinator health. SEA's newest residents, 500,000 honeybees, joined ranks in June 2013 with the 777s and other aircraft that call the airport home. In p...
Crowd Management Unit
The Port of Seattle Crowd Management Unit (CMU) includes 16 commissioned officers with specialized training in using bicycles as a crowd management tool. The CMU is a member of the Valley Civil Disturbance Unit (VCDU) and wit...
Crowd Management Unit
The Port of Seattle Crowd Management Unit (CMU) includes 16 commissioned officers with specialized training in using bicycles as a crowd management tool. The CMU is a member of the Valley Civil Disturbance Unit (VCDU) and wit...
Police Training Officer (PTO)
When a new officer (entry level or lateral) is hired by the Port of Seattle Police Department, the officer must complete a Police Training Officer (PTO) Program. Entry-level officers will spend a minimum of 17 weeks in the program...
Police Training Officer (PTO)
When a new officer (entry level or lateral) is hired by the Port of Seattle Police Department, the officer must complete a Police Training Officer (PTO) Program. Entry-level officers will spend a minimum of 17 weeks in the program...
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