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As the owner/operator of Sea-Tac Airport, following Commission meetings is a must. https://meetings.portseattle.org/
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2025-12-092026 State legislative agenda: briefing to Port Of Seattle Commission
The Port of Seattle Commission received a briefing on December 9, 2025, outlining its 2026 State Legislative Agenda for the upcoming 60-day supplemental budget session in a challenging fiscal environment. The agenda was shaped by successes from the 2025 legislative session and focuses on priority areas including economic development, workforce issues, tourism, and childcare access. Next steps include incorporating commission feedback and adopting a final legislative agenda. -
2025-12-09
2026 State legislative agenda: briefing to Port Of Seattle Commission
A briefing presentation to the Port of Seattle Commission on the 2026 State Legislative Agenda, delivered on December 9, 2025. The presentation covers the upcoming 60-day supplemental budget session, agenda development process drawing on 2025 successes and unfinished business, and priority items including tourism and childcare access under economic development and workforce. Next steps include -
2025-11-18Port of Seattle Commission Meeting
-- Adoption of Resolution No. 3839, Final Budget of the Port of Seattle for 2026 -- Adoption of Resolution No. 3840, specifying the dollar and percentage change in the Regular Property Levy for an increase on the levy from $88,389,944 to $90,180,054. -- Airport Dining and Retail Update ($440,000,000) -- Police Dept. Update (extremely informative presentation) -
2025-11-11Port of Seattle Commission Meeting
November 6, 2025 PORT COMMISSION AGENDA & OTHER NOTABLES Welcome to this 132nd edition of Port Commission Agenda & Other Notables. We’ll be updating you on upcoming Port Commission agenda items that may of interest to Airport cities, as well as other timely, notable Port activities and opportunities. We initiated this as part of our -
2025-11-11Commission regular meeting agenda, November 11, 2025
This is the agenda for the Port of Seattle Commission Regular Meeting held on November 11, 2025, covering routine administrative and financial business including approval of the Port's 2026 budget, property tax levy, and marine stormwater utility rates. The meeting also addresses consent items such as environmental remediation funding, construction contracts, and interlocal agreements. Note that this agenda does not contain specific content related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. -
2025-10-28
Port of Seattle Commission October 28, 2025
Support for SAMP. Concrete greenwash. Tax Levy politics 2025 10/28 Packet The Port of Seattle Commission’s latest meeting delivered one of the most content-rich and contentious discussions in recent memory, covering runway resurfacing costs, the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP), aviation budget details, and debates over the increasingly popular tax levy fund. Item 10b: Runway -
2025-10-28
Port of Seattle Commission Meeting
Second SAMP briefing and update on SEPA process. Aviation Budget, Tax Levy initial briefings for 2026-2030 -
2025-10-14
Port of Seattle Commission 2026 Budget / SAMP briefings
Port of Seattle Commission discusses 2026 budget & SAMP. Aviation thriving with stable cost per passenger. SAMP got 125+ supportive comments vs 2 opposed. Environmental review weakened. -
2025-10-14
Port of Seattle Commission Special and General Meetings
Initial Aviation Budget followed by SAMP briefing 2025_10_14_SM_Packet Aviation Division Operating and Capital (2026) Budget Briefing (9:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.) 2025_10_14_RM_Packet 11a. Sustainable Airport Master Plan Near-Term Projects Final National Environmental Policy Act Environmental Assessment, Federal Aviation Administration Finding of No Significant Impact, Record of Decision, and State Environmental Policy Act Next Steps Briefing -
2025-10-14Final EA Impact Classification Chart
A slide titled 'In the FINAL EA, A Few Items Changed' presents a tiered matrix of environmental impact categories ranging from 'Significant impacts requiring mitigation' down to 'Not present.' Notable changes shown include 'Climate' being struck through and replaced with 'Greenhouse Gas Emissions,' and 'Environmental Justice' similarly struck through within the Socioeconomic category, indicating terminology revisions between draft and final Environmental Assessment versions.