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The Port of Everett is located in Washington State on Port Gardner Bay at the mouth of the Snohomish River. The Port was originally formed by the citizens of Everett in 1918 to create economic opportunities and protect the waterfront for the community. The Port has a long history of providing marine-related services and appropriate public access to the waterfront. The Port strives to bring quality jobs, business, and tourism opportunities to its local and surrounding communities, and is committed to enhancing, restoring and preserving the overall environmental health of our waterfront.
The Port operates three lines of business:
- international shipping terminals;
- marina facilities; and
- real estate development.
The Port of Everett is the third largest container port in Washington State and is the largest public marina on the West Coast with 2,300 permanent boat slips and more than half of its 3,000+ acres dedicated to public access.
Facilities at a glance
Seaport — The Port is located 25 miles north of Seattle, is a natural deep-water, self-operating seaport that supports nearly $21 billion worth of U.S. exports annually. Facilities (situated on approximately 125 acres of land) include eight shipping berths: Pier 1 (North & South); Pier 3 (North & South); Pacific Terminal Wharf; Hewitt Terminal Wharf; South Terminal Wharf; and Norton Terminal Wharf. The Port also operates a satellite barge-to-rail facility known as Mount Baker Terminal in south Everett to support movement of oversized aerospace containers.
Marina — As the largest public marina on the West Coast, the Port of Everett has 2,300 permanent boat slips for boats ranging from 20 to 143 feet (both open and covered options) and an additional 5,000 lineal feet of guest moorage. The Port offers an environmentally compliant, full-service boat yard, a fuel dock, upland boat services and gear storage, laundry and shower facilities, and a 13-lane boat launch — the largest boat launch in Washington State — with ample and well-lit parking.
Real Estate — The Port of Everett has a vibrant and robust balanced waterfront with an active working port and industrial developments complemented by vast mixed-use, commercial and recreational opportunities. The Port owns approximately 3,300 acres of property, half of which have been developed — or are developable — including international shipping facilities, marine transportation, light and heavy industry, commercial mixed use, recreational boating, tourism and public access.
Properties include:
- Waterfront Place Development — 65 acres of mixed-use development that creates a new waterfront neighborhood where people can live, work, shop, relax and be entertained. At completion, the site will include new public gathering spaces, up to 660 residential units, a waterfront hotel, 10 fine and casual dining restaurants, government services and 662,000 square feet of office and retail space.
- Industrial Real Estate Projects: Ameron-Hulbert; Cascade Industrial Center; Riverside Business Park; Baywood; Maritime Industrial Expansion
- Almost 50 port tenants.
- Recreational Real Estate: Over four miles of continuous waterfront trail system, picnic shelters, parks and plazas, a splash fountain and year-round special events.
Contact information:
1205 Craftsman Way, Suite 200
Everett, Washington 98201 USA
Tel: 425-259-3164
Commissioners:
David Simpson
Tom Stiger
Glen Bachman
Executive Director: Lisa Lefeber
Enquiries:
Administration Office: publicaffairs@portofeverett.com
Marina Office: marina@portofeverett.com
