Transit Agencies & Port Districts Ferry Systems Growing Across North America Be sure to register for the 2018 Ferries Conference, which will be held in Seattle on October 10 at the Renaissance Seattle Hotel. From New York City to San Francisco, ferry systems are expanding to serve the needs of mass transit […]
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Continue ReadingClick here for the 2018 Western Dredging Association (WEDA) Pacific Chapter Meeting announcement. Click here for the draft agenda.
Continue ReadingClick here for Batelle’s 2019 Sediments Conference website. Click on the ‘Learning Lab’ link on the right side of the page for information on submitting a Learning Lab proposal.
Continue ReadingWorking in the port environment is changing. This program can help everyone prepare for the future port industry. In fact, if you are prepared, your entire organization will be better prepared; Long Beach Graduates This program can help you contribute more, be more efficent and advance in your […]
Continue ReadingThe Dredged Material Management Office (DMMO) will meet on Wednesday, August 22, 2018 to discuss the following projects: US Coast Guard Vallejo & City of Vallejo WETA South SF Ferry Terminal Vallejo Yacht Club Port of Oakland, Episode 9 Click here to see the full agenda.
Continue Readinge-Navigation Underway (North America), a two-day conference, is scheduled for November 6-7 and will be hosted by California State University Maritime Academy at its campus in Vallejo, California. Organized under the auspices of the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA) the theme of the conference is e-Navigation: Opening the Door to the […]
Continue ReadingClick here for the July 25, 2018 DMMO meeting agenda.
Continue ReadingClick here for the Corps’ Hopper Dredge Recapitalization Analysis.
Continue ReadingFORWARD SIGN UP TO RECEIVE PMM ONLINE SUBSCRIBE TO THE PRINT EDITION INSIDE PACIFIC MARITIME MAGAZINE Safe Spaces By Chris Philips, Managing Editor In 1911, the Washington State Port District Act authorized voters to create public port districts that could acquire, construct, and operate waterways, docks, wharves, and […]
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