The Port of Seattle and communities near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport have outlined shared policy priorities for the 2026 state legislative session, addressing key challenges including aircraft noise, air quality, and the airport's near-full capacity. The proposals include a noise insulation repair program, identifying new regional airport capacity, sustaining air quality programs for schools and residences, expanding sustainable aviation fuel production, and reducing emissions from ground transportation. These priorities reflect a joint effort between the Port and neighboring communities to partner with the state legislature on practical solutions that balance regional economic growth with the well-being of South King County residents.Open full document
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A policy priorities document from the Port of Seattle and near-airport communities outlining shared legislative agenda items for the 2026 Washington State Legislative Session. The document addresses five key areas: noise insulation repair and replacement, identifying additional regional airport capacity, air quality programs, sustainable aviation fuel, and decarbonizing ground transportation. It calls for partnership with the State Legislature to create tools and resources that address challenges faced by communities near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
