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Port of Olympia cancels public working waterfront tour program for 2020 season

The Port of Olympia’s working waterfront public tours have been canceled for the 2020 season due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Additional Info...
Welcoming the Expected Arrival of the Global Heart

The Global Heart, a Weyerhaeuser vessel, is expected to arrive at the Port of Olympia's Marine Terminal on May 7, 2020. After loading cargo (logs), it's scheduled to depart around May 14, 2020. Additional Info...
Welcoming the Expected Arrival of the Kultus Cove

The Kultus Cove, a Weyerhaeuser vessel, is expected to arrive at the Port of Olympia's Marine Terminal on April 29, 2020. After loading cargo (logs), it's scheduled to depart around May 6, 2020. Additional Info...
Port of Olympia to reopen certain facilities beginning May 5

In accordance with Governor Jay Inslee’s announcement regarding partial re-opening of certain outdoor activities, the Port of Olympia will be reopening some facilities on May 5. Additional Info...
Port of Olympia Commission set new guidelines for remote meeting public comment

The Port of Olympia Commission invites citizens to attend Commission meetings via remote access and sets new guidelines, including a 9 a.m. day-of deadline, for public comment. Additional Info...

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At the August 26, 2019 Port Commission meeting, Port Commissioners unanimously accepted the Port Vision 2050 final plan.

In May of 2018, the Port launched a community-wide engagement process to help identify community priorities for the future. The goals of the fifteen-month initiative were to better-engage citizens in Port planning, develop stronger community partnerships and establish a shared-vision for the Port over the long-term.

For more information about Vision 2050 and to view the final plan,visit www.portolympia2050.org.