ABOUT THE

PORT OF OLYMPIA

ED GALLIGAN

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

JULY 20, 2017

JOINT TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE

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Port Commissioners

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Bill McGregor, Secretary Joe Downing, President EJ Zita, Vice President

Port Strategic Plan = Resiliency

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Focus Areas

Core Values

MARINE

TERMINAL

Emergency response role + value proposition

31 ship visits in 2016

27% increase in longshore hours

New cargo policy

Federal law

Cargo diversification efforts

Green marine

Marine Terminal Fun Facts

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This is a highway as well (freight transportation, emergency response)

Highway/Waterway7/19/2017

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OLYMPIA

REGIONAL

AIRPORT

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Bush Field Circa 1910, one of first in U.S.

Returned to Olympia (WWII) With Deed Restrictions

1963 Port Purchased Airport / Adjoining Property

Today – 835 Acres / NMIC - 440 Acres

65 Port Hangars / 50 Private Hangars

11 Covered Ports / 27 Open Aircraft Tie-downs

121 Based Aircraft /20 Based Helicopters

35 Airport Leases /33 NMIC Leases

Sweet Runway 17 Honey

Airport Fun Facts

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SWANTOWN

MARINA &

BOATWORKS

Swantown 7th Largest Marina in the State

750 moorage slips + 24/7 operation

Home of Harbor Patrol

Leadership award for stewardship

New fuel dock – Coming this Summer!

Boatworks 82 ton travel lift

Hauls 500+ boats per year

State of the art waste water treatment

Hazardous waste recycling

Certified Clean Boatyard

Swantown Marina and Boatyard Fun Facts

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REAL

ESTATE

93 Land Leases

Tumwater - 1275 Acres

Cleanwater Centre

Olympia – 150 Acres

East Bay Development

Lacey – 60,000 sf

Hawks Prairie Flex-Space

Real Estate Fun Facts

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Port Team

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47 staff

31 longshore workers

Part of community

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QUESTIONS?