What's wrong at the Port of Olympia? About a dozen staff left last year (including many director-level staff, plus two commissioners). Another dozen unionized this year. The port employs only 30+ people.
"The Port director alluded to the recent departure of key personnel and other turnover of office staff left them shorthanded..."
Could this be related to the port's difficulty retaining and recruiting POCAC members? Two years ago we had 13/12. Now they have 3/12.
Recommendation: Port leadership needs to look in the mirror and make improvements. Blaming outside factors is not enough, sorry.
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