The Port of Vancouver USA has earned its 17th consecutive clean audit — a nearly two-decade streak of flawless financial accountability from Washington State’s independent auditor.
Port of Vancouver USA Earns 17th Straight Clean Audit


The Port of Vancouver USA has earned its 17th consecutive clean audit — a nearly two-decade streak of flawless financial accountability from Washington State’s independent auditor.

The Army Corps has approved a Columbia River dredging project to expand ship turning basins, despite environmental concerns over endangered fish.

Frog Ferry is launching a community ownership model for Portland’s first electric passenger ferry, with shares starting at $300 and connecting Willamette River neighborhoods.

Trident Seafoods is suing Tacoma, alleging firefighting decisions caused a contained vessel fire to spread, resulting in the total loss of the Kodiak Enterprise.

Multiple boats caught fire on the Columbia River near Rainier, Oregon, leaving one vessel sunk and another partially submerged, with no reported injuries.

MFSA participated in the 2026 National Harbor Safety Conference in Seattle, where the Lower Columbia Region Harbor Safety Committee received a U.S. Coast Guard award for its leadership in maritime safety.

The Lower Columbia Region Harbor Safety Committee received the Distinguished Harbor Safety Committee Award at the National Harbor Safety Conference.

U.S. authorities are warning commercial vessels of continued security risks in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, including drones, mines, and projectile strikes.

Ship Traffic Report for the first week of March

Ship Traffic Report for the last week of February