The ports of Seattle and Tacoma welcome the proposal by the Washington State Senate for a $15 billion transportation revenue package that would benefit the state’s economy by speeding the movement of cargo through the ports.
In light of U.S. West Coast ports’ limited activity this weekend, the ports of Seattle and Tacoma continue to press the Pacific Maritime Association and International Longshore and Warehouse Union to resolve the impasse in contract negotiations.
You have another two weeks to recognize Port of Tacoma customers and tenants that made significant contributions to Pierce County’s economy and livability in 2014 by nominating top performers for Summit Awards.
Help the Port of Tacoma recognize the customers and tenants that made significant contributions to Pierce County’s economy and livability in 2014 by nominating top performers for Summit Awards.
Bamboo grasses sprouting from giant concrete boxes that stretch the length of two football fields are helping to remove pollutants from the stormwater runoff at the Port of Tacoma’s West Hylebos Log Yard.
