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Port of Seattle Mission 
The Port of Seattle is a public agency whose primary mission shall be to invest
public resources to advance trade and commerce, promote industrial growth,
stimulate economic development, and create jobs. 
adopted August 2009 
Century Agenda "Givens" 
Airport: The existing three runways at SeaTac Airport are assumed as a maximum. 
Seaport: POS will continue to be a major international container, cargo , fishing &
cruise Port, and the PNW will continue to be a major trade gateway. The on-dock
container terminals will develop primarily through investments within the current
property footprint. 
Funding Strategy: Over the next 25 years, the Tax Levy is an important funding
mechanism for strategic opportunities which cannot be financed otherwise. 
as finalized 2/24/11, Century Agenda Committee and Port staff 
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Prosperity Partnership & the Regional Economic Strategy                                        2 2 
A Cluster-Based Strategy 

PROSPERITY
PARTNERSHIP 
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 
NEW REGIONAL
ECONOMIC
STRATEGY 
FEEDBACK AND
SUGGESTIONS

Prosperity Partnership & the Regional Economic Strategy                                        3 3 
A Two-Pronged Approach 

PROSPERITY
PARTNERSHIP 
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 
NEW REGIONAL
ECONOMIC
STRATEGY 
FEEDBACK AND
SUGGESTIONS

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Flow of Economic Impacts 
Port Activity 

Business
Revenue 

Payroll          Retained Earnings,         Local         Indirect Jobs 
Dividends,            Purchases 
Investments 

Direct jobs                  Re-spending            Induced Jobs 

Taxes

Port of Seattle 
Economic Impact to the State 
Port of Seattle         Seaport          Airport        Real Estate         Total 
Jobs                      52,094          138,370          3,521          193,985 
Business Revenues     $4.1 billion     $13.1 billion     $304 million     $17.6 billion 
Income & spending    $4.8 billion      $4.5 billion     $172 million     $9.5 billion 
State & Local Taxes    $439 million     $412 million     $16 million     $867 million


Century Agenda: 
Proposed 2011 Calendar 

Feb      Mar         Apr           May           Jun           July           Aug           Sept        Oct     Nov        Dec 
Funding our
Moving      Moving     Attracting 
Achieving     strategic                       Final C/A 
Century Agenda          Media     Fostering       Cargo:       People:        next
our        goals &                    Presented & 
Committee          Round-   Economic   logistics and    airport,     generation
community   putting real                   Approved 
2nd Tues             table       Growth        growing     cruise ships    industries
values        estate to
exports      and tourism     and jobs 
work 
Review Draft                     Final C/A 
Monthly Commission Updates:
Commission                                                                                    Century                    Presented & 
developing preliminary strategic goals 
Agenda                     Approved 
Public                       Communication Plan, POS website & email box , Social Media/TBD 
Public outreach on draft plan 
Outreach                                             --year long-- 
Kickoff, Port
District Act          Earth Day, Commemorative Book, 
Port 101 Series, 
Centennial  Commemoration,   Sea Air School, Annual Reports, Maritime                                                     Chamber Event, 
Fishermen's Fall Festival, 
Events       Banners,                  Festival, Bike Rally,                                                                 Holiday Card 
AAPA National Convention 
Combined              Seaport Breakfast 
Chambers 3/4 


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4/11/11


Port of Seattle 
Mission 
The Port of Seattle is a public agency whose
primary mission shall be to invest public
resources to advance trade and commerce,
promote industrial growth, stimulate economic
development, and create jobs. 
adopted August 2009 

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