Port of Port Angeles

09/03/2026

09/02/2026

Progress continues at our Intermodal Handling & Transfer Facility!

🪵 The log ramp concrete slab, retaining wall, and final site grading are complete.
🪵 The first stormwater treatment tank has been poured.
🪵 Next up: a second treatment tank and major paving this September.

These improvements will help reduce stormwater runoff, improve drainage, and protect Port Angeles Harbor for the long term.

Swipe to see our progress! ➡️

09/01/2026

Happy Terminal Tuesday 🌅

Last week, our terminal team was up before the sun to keep things moving at Terminal 3. An early morning chip loading made for a pretty great sunrise!

08/31/2026

Sometimes, the only way is through ⚓️

While transporting this Buoy to the MTC, our Boat Yard team had to navigate past another travel lift in the yard. With some careful coordination, we made our way through and kept the job moving.

Just another example of making it work at the Port Angeles Boat Yard for this week’s Marina Monday!

08/28/2026

Another Clallam County Fair in the books 🎡🎢

The Port was proud to support the 31st Annual Pro Logging Show through our Community Partner Program. This longtime event celebrates the Olympic Peninsula’s rich forestry heritage, bringing skilled competitors from across the Pacific Northwest, British Columbia and Alaska together to showcase historic logging skills.

08/25/2026

Marine terminal operations are 24/7!

At 2 a.m. on Sunday, the Tug Severn, pushing petroleum barge DBL 311, arrived at Terminal 1. Our Marine Operations team and local longshoremen were there to safely assist with the arrival and tie-up.

Day or night, we keep maritime operations moving. 🚢

08/24/2026

Happy Marina Monday ⚓️🚤⛵️
A look at the view from the Harbormaster’s Office last week. We are always happy to welcome vessels of all kinds to the Port Angeles Boat Haven!

08/20/2026

Bringing classrooms directly to you! 🚛📝

The Port is proud to support Peninsula College’s new Mobile Welding Classroom, creating more opportunities for hands-on training and pathways to marine trades careers right here on the Olympic Peninsula.

Featuring Brian Kneidl, Peninsula College Dean of Skilled Trades & Mobile Programs.

08/18/2026

Happy Terminal Tuesday!

This weekend, we saw off the ATB Coastal Reliance/Barge 550-4, stretching 605 feet overall, after a quick stop in Port Angeles for routine maintenance with our tenants, Motive Power Marine.

With assistance from two Crowley tugs, she made a smooth departure from the dock and was back underway 👏🏼👏🏼

08/14/2026

We’re proud to see Port Angeles highlighted as an example of what’s possible when we invest in rural communities.

By supporting local industries, workforce development and new opportunities, we’re building a stronger future right here on the Olympic Peninsula.

Read more in the Seattle Times opinion piece:
https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/how-port-angeles-is-pointing-the-way-for-rural-america/