Programs are initiatives we run in partnership with communities, other governments, and industries to promote economic development and high quality of life.
Projects are investments the port makes in port-owned facilities or investments we’ve made that improve the safety and efficiency of port operations.
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As hubs of transportation activity, ports move people and goods using vehicles, vessels, equipment, buildings, and facilities that are mostly powered by fossil fuels. These energy-intensive operations contribute to air pollutant a...
Status: In ProgressNew and improved restrooms are coming to SEA! Concourses B, C, and D are getting a restroom refresh that brings lighter and brighter designs and incorporates art features. Project OverviewThe Seattle-Tacoma...
Status: In progress Project OverviewThis project is a roadway improvement project aimed to help alleviate the crowding and congestion outside of the airport, update systems, and make updates to support the ever-changing envir...
Status: In DesignThe S Concourse (formerly named the South Satellite) was constructed in the early 1970s with minimal updates since the 1980s. SEA is modernizing the spaces and renovating the facility with enhanced structural and ...
On August 16, 2017, the Port of Seattle and City of Seattle signed an agreement to launch the "Safe and Swift Corridor Program." This partnership will benefit commuters, residents and cargo carriers by improving the efficiency and...
The Port of Seattle has funded improvements to educational facilities.Highline Public SchoolsFollowing an agreement reached in 2001 between the Highline School District, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), State of Washing...
In August 2007, SEA became the world's first airport to use avian radar in a long-term monitoring effort to detect potentially hazardous bird activity on and near an airport. In close collaboration with the University of Illinois,...
West Nile Virus Each summer since 2003, the Port of Seattle has responded with a West Nile Virus Action Plan that includes outreach, airport-wide regulations, mosquito monitoring, and mosquito control. Health and safety pres...
Raptor strike avoidance programThe raptor strike avoidance program is just one of many programs at SEA that helps reduce or eliminate the features that draw wildlife to the airport, protecting both passengers and wildlife.SEA's pr...
The Port of Seattle works hard to keep Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) a safe space for travelers, airport workers, and members of the community.SEA is experiencing an increase in unhoused persons seeking shelter within...
