The Port of Seattle Commission updated its 2020 construction plans today to boost local COVID-19 economic recovery through project spending and hiring, while enacting public health protocols developed with guidance from state and federal agencies. The plan continues early actions by the Port to direct as much activity as possible towards immediate COVID-19 recovery. The […]
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