The Port of Vancouver USA will temporarily close its north administration building for renovations starting May 30, 2025. Commission meetings and public services will relocate during this period.
Helm Operations partners with Washington State Ferries to modernize crew dispatching with Helm CONNECT, boosting efficiency and compliance for the U.S.’s largest ferry system.
King County Sheriff’s Office Marine Division is set to receive a 46-foot diesel-electric hybrid patrol boat from Moose Boats, combining emissions reduction with advanced operational technology.
The Port of Vancouver USA received its 16th consecutive clean financial audit from the Washington State Auditor’s Office, showcasing its dedication to transparency and responsible public fund management.
The Oregon Department of Agriculture, in partnership with Business Oregon, is surveying small and medium-sized businesses to understand the impact of recent tariff changes. This anonymous survey, aimed at global trade participants, highlights the economic challenges posed by tariffs and the need for stability in Oregon’s trade-reliant economy.
Arcadis celebrates the grand opening of its Portland office, strengthening client connections, enhancing collaboration, and advancing sustainable solutions across the Pacific Northwest region.
A two-day drill conductor course led by the Alaskan Marine Safety Education Association trained commercial fishermen in essential emergency response skills, ensuring safer fishing operations and crew preparedness.
The Port of Vancouver USA’s 2024 Port Report Video celebrates a landmark year, emphasizing financial growth, diverse cargo operations, and tenant achievements that drive regional economic benefits and sustainability efforts.
Exciting news for our vibrant maritime network—this week, the Maritime Administration (MARAD) announced the release of the Small Shipyard Grant Notice of Funding Opportunity.
The Apprentice Deck Mechanic works a 15-day on / 15-day off work schedule consisting of 6-hours on / 6-hours off shift rotations while onboard a vessel. This position is responsible for: conducting all deck operations aboard the tug as well as the barge tow, maintaining the engine room and mechanical systems of the vessel, and performing all routine inspections and house duties as required by the operation.
