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What's Next for Pt. Hadlock Dock and Ramp?
Commission Considers Access, Safety and Cost
https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/news/port-of-port-townsend-considers-future-of-dock/
Port Hosts Electric Hydrofoil Ferry
Clean Maritime Technology with Zero Emissions
Gardner Boat Ramp Replacement Set for August
Local Firm Awarded Contract, Saving $100k
https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/news/gardiner-boat-ramp-replacement-moves-forward/
Port of PT Commended for Breakwater Project
Infrastructure Safeguards Marine Environment with “Zero Complaints”
Latest Port Report
Spring 2025 Newsletter from the Port of Port Townsend
Port Townsend Leader Recaps Career
“A Maritime Legend Retires”
Video Documents Passion for Sailing
“Port Townsend Sails: A Woman, a Place, a Passion”
Beyond the Waterfront
In addition to the marinas and marine-trades facilities in Port Townsend and Quilcene, other Port properties provide educational opportunities that contribute to the region’s economy.
The Aero Museum at the Jefferson County International Airport is an extraordinary example. The Museum not only restores, displays, and flies its collection of vintage aircraft; it’s primary mission is to provide young people with job-skills training in the field of aviation. The Aero Museum offers a rigorous Private Pilot License flight-training program to capable, committed students.
Hasse admires vintage aircraft on display at the Port Townsend Aero Museum. Fellow Commissioner Pete Hanke is a key, longtime supporter of the Museum and its programs.
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