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Seattle Maritime Works Campaign Kicks Off Touting Local Job Opportunities

Thu, May 11, 2023

Seattle-based maritime organizations, including the Port of Seattle, kicked off a local "Maritime Works" campaign drawing awareness to local opportunities for young adults looking for a high-wage career based in Puget Sound (#Mari...

View of Elliott Bay

Startup Halts Invasive Stowaways in Ballast Water

Mon, Sep 21, 2020

Washington Maritime Blue, the Port of Seattle, and WeWork Labs have partnered to launch Washington's first maritime accelerator to help maritime companies innovate and grow. New ideas in one of the most traditional sectors in Wash...

Men working at the Maritime Industrial Center shipyard on Salmon Bay, Seattle, October, 2016

Partnership of Key Players to Launch First Washington State Maritime Accelerator

Wed, Oct 16, 2019

Washington Maritime Blue, the Port of Seattle and WeWork Labs have partnered to launch Washington's first maritime accelerator to help maritime companies innovate and grow. The accelerator, which is currently accepting application...

Hearing Examiner Rules Foss Maritime Use Permitted at Terminal 5

Wed, Sep 30, 2015

We are pleased with today's ruling from the Seattle Hearing Examiner (PDF).The ruling affirms the traditional uses of our facilities are consistent with long-standing practices for handling diverse cargo and mooring vessels, as we...

An aerial photo of Shilshole Bay Marina from the northwest. The ship canal, Elliott Bay, downtown Seattle, and Mount Rainier are visible in the distance..

Maritime Tenant Emergency Preparedness

The Port of Seattle's role in emergencies occurring on the Port's waterfront/Maritime properties is unique. The Port supports emergency responses on its property as part of a Unified Command but is not the Authority Having Jurisdi...

Aerial view of Maritime Industrial Center

Maritime Industrial Center

Located in fresh water just inside the locks, the Maritime Industrial Center offers short-term and daily moorage for vessels up to 250 feet (76m) in length.1,518 linear feet (463m) of concrete dock space for loading and repair/mai...

T86 Grain Facility

Terminal 86 Grain Facility

Terminal 86 - Grain Facility With its array of sophisticated electronic controls and mechanical devices, the terminal is a completely automated grain facility. This assures you efficient movement of grain from trucks and rail c...

Fishing Boat

Fishing & Commercial Moorage

The Maritime Division and its facilities serve a diverse mix of year round and seasonal activities. May through September, Smith Cove Cruise Terminal and Bell Harbor Cruise Terminal serve as homeport for cruise ships headed to Ala...

Maritime Industrial Center

Maritime Industrial Center

Located in fresh water just inside the locks, the Maritime Industrial Center offers short-term and daily moorage for vessels up to 250 feet (76m) in length and office/shop space.

Terminal 91

Terminal 91 Information

Terminal 91 provides short-term and long-term moorage for fishing and commercial vessels, including factory trawlers, longliners, tugs, barges, ferries, research vessels, ships of state, military and commercial vessels for lay-up ...