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The Port of Seattle's Hazardous Waste Program at SEA Airport ensures proper management of hazardous waste streams through educational and technical assistance efforts that emphasize compliance, waste minimization, and recycling. ...
The summer high school internship program opens for applications in May of each year. Why intern with the Port? It's not just another summer job. Few organizations, public or private, can offer high schools interns the exper...
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...
The proposed extension of SR 509 from its current terminus at South 188th Street to a new connection to I-5 at South 210th Street, and the widening of I-5 from South 210th Street to South 320th Street in Federal Way, provides seve...
Status: Completed Q1 2022 The Port of Seattle has built a new, expanded International Arrivals Facility (IAF) at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to significantly enhance the international passenger experience, ad...
About the Project In Spring of 2023, the Port of Seattle and King County hired New Venture Advisors to conduct a feasibility study to determine if an International Public Market (IPM) is the right fit for our community and regi...
The current S. Lander St. configuration does not meet our standards on efficiency for people or freight, safety or environmental impact. For over 20 years, multiple government agencies identified a need to build a bridge over the ...
About the late night noise limitation programThe 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 less noi...
Lora Lake Apartments Cleanup Prior to the 1940s, the current Lora Lake Apartments site at 15001 Des Moines Memorial Dr, Burien, WA 98148 was used as residential and farmlands. During the 1940s, it became the site of Novak Barre...
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...
