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Several individuals wearing hard hats stand on a construction site holding shovels filled with dirt during a groundbreaking ceremony. They are dressed in business attire, and construction equipment and gravel piles are visible in the background.
Port of Seattle, City of SeaTac, and IAC Properties Break Ground on Industrial Site

 

The Port of Seattle, City of SeaTac, and IAC Properties (IAC) broke ground today on a 26-acre underdeveloped property to…

Anthony's Fish Bar at Sea-Tac Airport.
HMS Host Sets the Standard for Sustainable Food Service

The American highway and airport food service company operates between 20 and 22 restaurants and cafes at Sea-Tac Airport. Sea-Tac HMS Host…

A marina scene showing several docked boats on calm water, including a large white boat with blue coverings in the right foreground, smaller vessels to the left, and a low building labeled “Office, Salmon Bay Marina” in the background, with utility poles, wires, and trees under a clear blue sky.
Salmon Bay Marina Moorage Rates and Information

Rates effective January 1, 2026

Closure Notice: Docks A, B, and C (covered moorage) at Salmon Bay Marina are scheduled to…

Salmon Bay Marina

Closure Notice: Docks A, B, and C (covered moorage) at Salmon Bay Marina are scheduled to close March 18, 2026. The marina will no…

Vigor Industrial with ferry boat in drydock.
Vigor, Love, and the Environment

For Vigor Industrial, sustainability is more than a company initiative —  it’s a reflection on the values of the people who work there.

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A large cruise ship approaches the Seattle waterfront, with downtown buildings and a cloudy sky in the background.
The Rising Tide of Seattle’s Cruise Industry

Written in 2018; updated in 2025

Gone are the days when a cruise ship in town was a novel sighting. Now, cruise ships have become an iconic…

Fishermen's Terminal.
Play on the Waterfront this Summer

Summer is the best time of year to live in Seattle, so make the most of the season down by the water. The Port just happens to have a few ideas on…

The Norwegian Pearl in Elliott Bay
Port Valet: Port, Cruise, and Airline Partners Team Up to Benefit Regional Economy

2017 was a record setting year for the Seattle cruise business, surpassing 1 million annual passengers for the first time in its history. The 2017…

Two long, narrow canal boats with red and white cabins are moored on calm water beneath a brick viaduct. The tall arches of the viaduct reflect in the water, and greenery grows along the structure.
Port Welcomes Thomas Cook Nonstop Service to Manchester

SEATTLE – There’s no taking a holiday for new international airlines as the Port of Seattle welcomed the inaugural flight of Thomas Cook Airlines…

Port of Seattle Commissioner Felleman and Executive Director Stephen P. Metruck with Environmental Excellence Awards winners.
Recognition for Environmental Champions

Yesterday I was glad to participate in an awards ceremony that gave well-deserved recognition to a number of organizations that help the Port work…

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