Airport Communications Center at Port Of Seattle
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A proposed 2027 Central Services budget and preliminary port-wide roll-up presented to the Port of Seattle Commission for consideration, representing a pre-adoption draft prior to formal adoption.
The Commission requested approval for international travel for the fourth quarter of 2026, as required by the Commission's Bylaws and Rules of Procedure. The requests include attendance at various global events, such as the IAPH World Ports Conference in London, Korea Maritime Week in Busan, an AWB trade mission to South Korea and Japan, a Cascadia Sustainable Aviation Fuels study mission in Japan, and the COP 31 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Turkey.
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The Commission addressed several action items, including the approval of claims and obligations, authorization for international travel requests, and the execution of new collective bargaining agreements with the IBEW and IAFF. Key discussions involved the approval of contracts for airline technical representative services, curbside passenger and baggage handling, and security services for employee parking lots. Further agenda items included the T91 West Cruise Maintenance Dredge project budget, an amendment for the North Employee Parking Lot attendant service contract, and the appointment of a new Port Auditor. Additionally, the Commission received a briefing on the tax levy and draft plan of finance for 2027-2031.
The briefing covered the draft Plan of Finance for 2027-2031 and the tax levy proposal for 2027. Key discussion topics included the recommendation to adjust the tax levy from 75% to 80% of the maximum allowable amount while capping General Obligation debt service at 70% of the annual levy. The presentation outlined the use of the tax levy to fund resiliency, community programs, and capital investments, while managing the fiscal impact on homeowners. Additionally, the committee reviewed the Capital Improvement Program, funding strategies for the Airport and Seaport, and the implications of Industrial Development District levies and Tax Increment Financing.
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