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2026-01-01Resolution creating the Port Of Seattle Negotiation Council Committee (PNC) and authorizing interlocal agreement negotiations
The City of SeaTac passed a resolution creating the Port of Seattle Negotiation Committee (PNC), an ad hoc council committee tasked with guiding negotiations between the city and the Port of Seattle, which owns and operates Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The committee, composed of Deputy Mayor Senayet Negusse, Councilmember Peter Kwon, and Councilmember Joe Vinson, will work toward developing a new Interlocal Agreement to replace the current 2018 agreement set to expire in February 2028. The resolution also authorizes the City Manager to formally initiate those negotiations with the Port of Seattle. -
2026-01-012026 Port Of Seattle Community Program Funding by Activity – $21.5M Proposed Budget
A pie chart from page 48 of a 95-page Port of Seattle budget document breaks down the 2026 proposed $21.5M Port Community Program budget into four categories: Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (38.8%, $8.2M), Economic Development (28.6%, $6.0M), Workforce Development (26.0%, $5.5M), and SeaTac Community Relief (6.6%, $1.4M). Line-item details are listed for each category, including a $1.4M SeaTac Community Relief allocation relevant to Sea-Tac Airport noise-affected communities. -
2025-12-28Behind Puget Sound shipping industry’s push for cleaner fuel
By Tom Banse Salish Current From his getaway cabin on San Juan Island, Fred Felleman has a clear view of the international shipping lanes of Haro Strait. The wide variety of big ships passing by are not just a photogenic curiosity for Felleman. They’re a personal and professional preoccupation. “I’m an avid ship-spotter,” said Felleman, a -
2025-12-19Table of Experts: The Pacific Northwest’s rising demand—inside the infrastructure, workforce, and tourism strategies shaping our future
As the Puget Sound region continues to attract new residents, record visitor demand, and expanding global business ties, its infrastructure and workforce face unprecedented pressure—and opportunity. Leaders from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, MLK Labor, and Visit Bellevue share how they’re adapting to rapid growth, strengthening global access, and preparing the region for the next decade of -
2025-12-18Port of Seattle Response to Burien on SIRRPP Dec 2025
The Port of Seattle responds to Burien's City Council regarding its Sound Insulation Repair and Replacement Pilot Program, explaining that the $5 million program targets homes insulated before 1993 that still measure at or above 45 dB DNL interior noise levels. Of 262 eligible homes in the highest noise zones tested so far, only 5 qualified for repairs, suggesting older insulation packages are still performing acoustically. The Port plans to expand testing to 209 additional homes in early 2026 and may access FAA grants covering up to 80% of design and construction costs. -
2025-12-18Port Of Seattle Response Letter to Des Moines Mayor Traci Buxton: Sound Insulation Repair and Replacement Pilot Program
The Port of Seattle wrote to Des Moines Mayor Traci Buxton in December 2025 to explain its Sound Insulation Repair and Replacement Pilot Program, a $5 million initiative aimed at helping homeowners near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport whose aging sound insulation packages may no longer be performing adequately. The program focuses on homes that received insulation before 1993 and are located within the FAA-approved Noise Remedy Boundary, with eligibility determined by acoustic testing showing interior noise levels at or above 45 dB DNL. Of the 117 homes tested in the initial phase, five were found eligible, and the Port plans to expand outreach to an additional 209 homes in early 2026 while pursuing FAA grant funding that could cover up to 80% of design and construction costs. -
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Port Of Seattle Response Letter to Des Moines Mayor Traci Buxton: Sound Insulation Repair and Replacement Pilot Program
Letter dated December 18, 2025 from Port Of Seattle Commission President Toshiko Hasegawa to Des Moines Mayor Traci Buxton responding to City Council concerns about the Sound Insulation Repair and Replacement Pilot Program (SIRRPP). Details eligibility requirements: homes inside FAA-approved Noise Remedy Boundary, sound-insulated prior to January 1, 1993, testing at or above 45 dB -
2025-12-17StART Agenda – December 17, 2025
The SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table (StART) held a virtual meeting on December 17, 2025, covering the FAA's Instrument Flight Procedures process, a review of StART's 2025/26 priorities, and updates on aviation noise, policy working group activities, and the Sustainable Airport Master Plan. StART serves as a forum for cooperation between the Port of Seattle and communities neighboring Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The meeting also featured a presentation from representatives of other airport community roundtables and included time for public comment. -
2025-12-17StART Agenda – December 17, 2025
The SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table (StART) held a virtual meeting on December 17, 2025, covering the FAA's Instrument Flight Procedures process, a review of StART's 2025/26 priorities, and updates on aviation noise, policy working group activities, and the Sustainable Airport Master Plan. StART serves as a forum for cooperation between the Port of Seattle and communities neighboring Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The meeting also featured a presentation from representatives of other airport community roundtables and included time for public comment. -
StART – SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table letterhead logo
Header graphic for the StART (SEA Stakeholder Advisory Round Table) program at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The banner displays the StART acronym alongside an airplane icon and the full program name on a dark green background with lime-green design elements.