Port commissioner candidate Temple Lentz breaks down how tariffs, electrification, and shore power are shaping the next chapter, including plans for a public market.
VANCOUVER, Wash. — The Port of Vancouver is coming off one of its best financial years on record.
Established more than 100 years ago, the port serves as a key trade gateway linking Asia and South America to the U.S. and Canada. It’s also home to more than 50 businesses.
In 2024, the port reported more than $55 million in revenue, and with several projects underway, the port is looking optimistic about the future.
The port is governed
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