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New Port of Vancouver industrial property given a historic name

VANCOUVER, Wash. – With its 100-year anniversary coming in 2012, the Port of Vancouver USA is already beginning celebrations of its first century, with an eye on the second.

The port recently announced that its newest light industrial property – formerly known as “Parcel 8” – has been officially named the Centennial Industrial Park.

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Port officials “flip the switch” on Groundwater Cleanup Facility

Port of Vancouver USA officials have “flipped the switch” on a new Groundwater Cleanup Facility that will help speed the completion of the cleanup of TCE contamination in groundwater under the Fruit Valley neighborhood in West Vancouver.

Fruit Valley Area Cleanup

Click here for more information on groundwater cleanup efforts in the Fruit Valley Area.

Holiday Closure Notice - Friday, July 3 & Monday, July 6

The Port of Vancouver USA will be closed for receipt and delivery of cargo  on Friday, July 3 and Monday, July 6, 2009 in observance of the Independence  Day holiday. Vessel activity will not be interupted July 4, however, there will be no vessel acitivity on July 5, due to an ILWU no-work holiday. The administrative offices will be closed on Friday, July 3.

Welcome to the port of possibility

The Port of Vancouver USA is a multi-purpose port authority located in Vancouver, Washington along the banks of the Columbia River and has much to offer companies looking to expand or relocate in the Pacific Northwest.

The port has over 1,000 acres available for expansion and development of heavy and light industry, manufacturing, distribution warehousing, research and business-park uses. The port also has versatile cargo handling facilities, a skilled labor force, personal customer service, and extensive transportation networks.

Tour Your Port

Come take a behind-the-scenes look at your local port. VIP tours are held for anyone interested in seeing first hand, how a port works. The next port tour is scheduled for June 18 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. To learn more about port tours click here.

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