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Port Of Seattle Commission presentation (Item 8j supp) dated March 24, 2026 requesting $1,000,000 additional contract authorization for the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Near-Term Projects Environmental Review. Total authorizations including this request reach $9,750,000, following previous authorizations of $3,000,000 (11/10/2015), $3,400,000 (2/25/2021), and $2,350,000 (6/27/2023). Budget increase justified by enhanced outreach and engagement in

This document is an agenda and presentation package for the Port of Seattle Audit Committee meeting held on March 19, 2026, covering internal audit updates, charter reviews, and performance audits of areas such as Fishermen's Terminal accounts receivable, the Public Art Program, and a tenant reimbursement agreement. The meeting, chaired by Commissioner Fred Felleman, included approval of the 2026 Audit Plan and an overview of the Internal Audit department's organizational structure under Director Glenn Fernandes. Note: this document does not contain content related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy.

Port of Seattle Commission Order 2026-03, adopted February 24, 2026, restricts the use of Port property for civil immigration detention and enforcement support activities, such as vehicle staging or operational briefings. The order also directs the Port to expand 'Know Your Rights' training for workers and tenants at aviation and maritime facilities, with materials available in multiple languages. Additionally, it establishes employee response protocols and calls for coordination with regional partners including the City of Seattle and King County to promote transparency and consistency in community protection efforts.

The Port of Seattle held a Regular Commission Meeting on February 10, 2026, covering a range of business items including a Black History Month proclamation, consent agenda approvals, and new business. Among the airport-related items, commissioners considered authorizing a $6 million construction contract for the Flight Corridor Management Project 2024, with an estimated total project cost of $9.7 million, which relates to managing aircraft flight paths around Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The meeting was held both in person at Port headquarters and virtually via Microsoft Teams.