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COVID-19 INFORMATION
WASH. DEPT. OF COMMERCE
RESOURCES FOR BUSINESS
WASH. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
RESOURCES FOR BUSINESS AND WORKERS
IMPACT WASHINGTON
RESOURCES FOR MANUFACTURERS
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
EMERGENCY ECONOMIC INJURY GRANT/LOAN PROGRAM
STATE OF WASHINGTON
CURRENT VIRUS INFORMATION
SKYLINE HEALTH
LOCAL COVID-19 RESPONSE
CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL
SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19
WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE SICK
MAYO CLINIC
PREPARE, PREVENT, DON'T PANIC
ARS TECHNICA
COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO COVID-19
WSDOT RELEASES FREIGHT & GOODS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM UPDATE 
PORT SAILS THROUGH STATE AUDIT
AWB TAKES A LOOK AT BUILDING A SKILLED WORKFORCE
PORT CLOSES DOOR ON RAMCO CLEANUP
IS THE FUTURE OF MANUFACTURING LOCAL?
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY THEFT IN CHINA DRIVES RE-SHORING TREND
AWB TAKES A LOOK AT WASHINGTON'S WORKING WATERFRONTS
SKILLFULLY MANAGING A MANUFACTURING RESHORING PROJECT
FLIGHT PLAN: CHARTING A COURSE FOR DRONES IN WASHINGTON 
NOTICE OF COVID-19 IMPACT
In response to concerns over the potential transmission of the latest coronavirus and the Governor's Stay Home, Stay Healthy proclamation, effective Wednesday, March 25, 2020:
- The Port office will be closed to the public until May 4, 2020
- Port operations will continue with reduced staff (available via phone or e-mail)
- The April 7 commission meeting is canceled
- The restrooms at Marina Park are closed
- Public records may not be inspected in person in accordance with Governor's Proclamation 20-28
- Public records requests may be submitted by phone, electronic mail, telefacsimile, or postal service
- For information on COVID-19 and assistance for businesses impacted by it, use the links at right
At present, Port parks and the boat ramp at Bingen Harbor remain open. Visitors must practice state-mandated social distancing when using these facilities. If you are visiting with a pet, remember to clean up after your pet!
Welcome…
…to the Port of Klickitat. Established in 1945, the Port has been a cornerstone of transportation and economic development in the Columbia Gorge for over 70 years. To companies of all sizes, we offer access to commercial and industrial facilities and shovel-ready property, modern communications facilities, and road, rail, and river transportation. To our constituents, we provide marine-based recreation facilities and manage environmentally sensitive areas for the benefit of all.
Still, these can be found in many places. So what sets us apart? The unique combination of our people, our natural environment, and our business climate. From hardworking residents and helpful Port staff to kite surfing the Columbia or snowshoeing the Mt. Adams Wilderness Area to business-friendly tax structures and affordable lease rates, Klickitat County calls to entrepreneurs, employers, and employees seeking a better quality of life. Those who have answered that call understand the value of being just a few miles east of Portland and Vancouver, but a world away.
The Port Commission has established this web site in order to deliver important information about the Port to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Whether you are an entrepreneur seeking a place to get started, a business owner looking for room to grow, or a constituent seeking to learn more about your port district, we hope the information you find here will answer your questions and enhance your understanding of the Port. The Port Commission and staff welcome public input when considering policy actions and encourage you to contact us to express your opinions and offer suggestions on Port projects, operations, or this web site.
