What is the Airport Community Ecology Fund? The ACE Fund, authorized by the Port of Seattle Commission in November 2016, recognizes that neighboring communities that experience more impacts from airport operations should also...
Thu, Sep 03, 2020
Eight organizations, serving the near-airport communities of Burien, Des Moines and SeaTac will be the recipients of the sixth and final round of funding under the Port of Seattle's Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund. The projec...
The Port of Seattle understands that energy efficiency is critical to reducing our footprint, lowering emissions, and lowering costs. Efficiency projects at our maritime and aviation facilities have resulted in reductions of ...
Our region is growing and changing, putting new pressures on the environment. The Port of Seattle targets its investments and programs to reduce the impacts of development and protect our natural resources. As environmental stewar...
The Port of Seattle is committed to responsibly stewarding public resources and the environment. As part of this commitment, we have enhanced or restored 212 combined acres of freshwater, estuarine, and marine habitat in the Green...
About the late night noise limitation program The Late Night Noise Limitation Program is a new, voluntary Port of Seattle program designed to reduce late night noise at SEA Airport by encouraging air carriers to fly during ...
Tue, Jul 25, 2023
The Port of Seattle Commission today authorized the latest phase of its Sound Insulation Program (SIP), with a focus on eligible apartments within the current noise remedy boundary around SEA Airport. The action completed today wi...
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) or Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) near SEA Airport UAV Flights are prohibited in Class B Airspace (Unless prior approval is granted by FAA Air Traffic Control). See map below showing approxima...
Airport Tenant Environmental Resources SEA Airport operates under facility specific environmental regulations and initiatives. This section provides guidance to these items. Quarterly Environmental Forum The Port of Seatt...
