Ports highlight freight, rail and airport projects and ask for continued state support
The Washington Public Ports Association told the Senate committee ports are central to state trade and economic development and described major projects — from Port of Seattle airport investments to terminal and rail expansions — that depend on coordinated state funding and permitting.
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Chris Herman, deputy director of the Washington Public Ports Association, told the Senate Transportation Committee that port districts are central to the state's economy and require reliable transportation investments to remain competitive.
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