The Port of Seattle's draft 2019 state legislative agenda outlines priority policy areas including support for a clean fuels standard to reduce emissions from port operations, workforce development in maritime and industrial sectors, and improved transportation access to Sea-Tac Airport via State Route 518 and the Puget Sound Gateway program. The agenda also covers land use protections for port-related zones, small business inclusion, and funding for a Maritime Innovation Center. While the document addresses transportation infrastructure near Sea-Tac, it does not specifically focus on airport noise policy.Open full document
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A Commission Agenda Memorandum from Port of Seattle’s Government Relations staff presenting a draft state legislative agenda for the 2019 Washington State legislative session. The agenda covers priority items including a Clean Fuels Standard, workforce development, transportation access to Sea-Tac Airport, the Maritime Innovation Center, and land use issues. The document also outlines priority issue areas related to quality jobs, small business inclusion, and transportation funding.