The Port of Tacoma has quietly purchased a 1.72-acre office and warehouse property that sits strategically near its two main piers, said Port Commission President Dick Marzano.

For more than a year, Port of Tacoma commissioners have said they don’t want fossil fuel export businesses on port land. ... Mello noted the city regulates use of the property, not the port.

The Port of Tacoma is rebooting its effort to sell a nearly 750-acre property south of Olympia once planned to be the site of a large rail marshaling yard and gravel mine.

The port “paid Tacoma city prices for Thurston County rural property,” Coontz said. “On the other hand, they’ve already received $8 million in the lawsuit with Thurston County.

The Port of Tacoma put out a nicely done state of the ... obviously a lot of people think of a circle on a map. ... Long list net zero by 2040 EV fleet for some of the vehicles on the port property.