The Port Commission continues to operate and hold meetings through Zoom and in person. The public may attend Port Commission meetings while meeting the state requirements of mask wearing and social distancing. The Port office is open to the public but meetings with staff, we request appointments to limit social interactions and space requirements. Maintenance staff are working and can be contacted through the Port’s main contact number.
Port of Woodland 2023 Preliminary Budget 2023 Preliminary Budget
Martin Bar Request for Interest in Terminal Operators Request for Interest Martin Bar North and South
Port of Woodland accepting letters of interest for Rose Way Industrial Park Buildings: LETTER OF INTEREST FOR BUILDING SPACE
Austin Point dredging project 2019
Columbia River Channel Deepening
Lower Columbia River Channel Maintenance
Developing a plan for a long-term maintenance of the Federal Navigation Channel
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and five Lower Columbia River ports are embarking on a joint environmental impact statement (EIS) and a long-term maintenance plan for the Lower Columbia River Federal Navigation Channel. The plan will ensure the channel, extending upstream from the Mouth of Columbia River to Vancouver, WA is maintained and operational at its federal authorized 43-foot depth for another 20 years.
For more information, visit www.LCRports.com.
Official Links and Documents
Official Project Site
More about NEPA
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