The Port of Seattle is nearing completion of a $104 million redevelopment at Terminal 91 that will add more than 800 feet of moorage for the North Pacific commercial fishing fleet. Work at Berths 6 and 8 on Pier 90 includes a new high-capacity pier, shore power, a float system, upgraded utilities and consolidated office space. The berths are scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The project replaces aging, restricted waterfront structures and removes more than 2,200 creosote-treated timber pilings. A new stormwater treatment system and other improvements are intended to support fishing and industrial vessels without expanding the pier’s overwater footprint. The investment comes as Terminal 91 marks 50 years since returning to Port ownership in 1976.
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Original Article from National Fisherman | Written by NF Staff
