What We’ve Been Working On: Environmental Projects at the Port
This year during Earth Week, we are excited to share recent updates on some of the projects we are working on to protect and improve the environment year-round.
Port Tenant Spotlight: Commodities Unlimited
This month, the Port of Olympia is featuring Commodities Unlimited for our Tenant Spotlight.
Welcoming the Expected Arrival of the Poplar Arrow
Sediment Sampling Update: West Bay Testing Results and Third Round of Sampling Set for March
After months of sediment sampling and lab analysis, we’re ready to share what our marine experts have learned about contamination levels in East Bay—the site of the first phase of sediment testing in Budd Inlet.
January Port Pulse – The Latest News, Updates and Happenings
November Port Pulse – The Latest News, Updates and Happenings
Celebrating 103 Years of the Port of Olympia
Celebrating 103 Years of the Port of Olympia November 7, 1922 → November 7, 2025 On November 7, 1922, the citizens of Thurston County cast their ballots to establish the Port of Olympia as a publicly-owned port district—anchoring a vision of local control, economic opportunity, and waterfront access for generations to come. Over the past […]
Port of Olympia Announces Upcoming Town Hall with Executive Director Alex Smith
The Port of Olympia invites community members to attend an upcoming Town Hall with Executive Director Alex Smith on Wednesday, November 12, from 5:30–6:30 p.m. This forum is an opportunity to hear directly from Port leadership, ask questions, and learn more about current initiatives and future plans that support Thurston County’s economic vitality and community […]
East Bay Sediment Testing Identifies Contamination and Areas for Natural Recovery
After months of sediment sampling and lab analysis, we’re ready to share what our marine experts have learned about contamination levels in East Bay—the site of the first phase of sediment testing in Budd Inlet.
The Port of Olympia’s Commitment to Climate Action
The Port of Olympia, along with local agencies in Thurston County, are making great strides to address climate concerns and take action in our own community.
