Here’s the email to the marina tenants from the Port of Seattle-Shilshole…

Dear Marina Moorage Customer:
On April 1, 2020, the Port of Seattle Commission proclaimed that tenants and residents at Port of Seattle facilities shall not be evicted for inability to pay rent through June 30, 2020, including live-aboard residents and other moorage customers, and authorized the Executive Director to provide financial relief to these residents and customers consistent with motion 2020-07. Continue reading →

From the Shilshole Marina office…

Shilshole Bay Marina’s Customer Service Facilities project is entering the phase in which the marina’s parking lots will undergo grading and drainage improvements as well as an asphalt overlay. This seven-phase project recently started in our north parking lot and will eventually encompass most of the Shilshole’s lots, most with paving dating back to Shilshole’s inception in the 60’s. The one area that is not being repaved is the parking lot immediately south of the marina office. The last section to be repaved will be done near the end of June. Continue reading →

Today was our Dock Captain meeting with the Port where we have an opportunity to hear the latest updates from the Port regarding security, construction, proposed changes, and any other issues concerning Shilshole Marina.  This meeting today held by VHF radio dealt with our current CoVid19 crisis.  Here are the notes…

dock captain notes 4-1-20

The North Building is expected to open in May while the larger Central and South Buildings (near M2 and M4) will open in mid-June. After new buildings are open the current M4 and M6 restroom buildings will be removed, and the site-wide paving and asphalt overlay work is scheduled to be completed by July. Read more here.

from Kristen Sierra…

Yesterday we rethought the whole web based matchup of volunteers with those who will need help. We think this could be a bad choice for our specific community.
> That system is being used by other Hubs, with success although none of those communities are like this one.
> I am happy to say that we do have a simple and straightforward way to accomplish our plan to help those in need.
> If you are in need of assistance call:
>
> Kristen Sierra 206-890–5756
> Or
> Teddie Ellrod 253-350-7829
>
> We will then contact one or more of our Volunteers to lend a helping
> hand.
>
> The volunteers will then let us know how it went. We will add the person to our daily log of people to contact. Daily calls will be made by either Teddie or I.
>
> Problems will be handled by our project team.
>

Effective immediately, the Shilshole Bay Marina front office is closed to walk-in visitors. Recreational Boating staff members are available to assist you by phone Monday through Saturday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM or by email at sbm@portseattle.org

• Payments can be made using the drop box adjacent to the Shilshole Bay Marina Office or we encourage you to access your accounts and pay moorage fees online using the E-Bill Express payment system.
• Parking permit distribution is currently suspended.
• Vendor Daily Access Permits are available upon phone request
• Key fob and onboarding processes will continue allowing only one customer at a time in the office to complete the procedure.
• Operational staff are on-site and can assist with normal operational requests. Please be patient with staff members as we exercise critical measures of social distancing.

Shilshole Bay Marina Office: (206) 787-3006

24/7 Operations: (206) 601-4089
Email: sbm@portseattle.org

Last Wed, was the first quarter Dock Captains meeting with the Port. It’s our opportunity to hear the latest updates from the Port regarding security, construction, proposed changes, and any other issues concerning Shilshole Marina.

Notes from Port-Dock Captain Mtg 2-5-20

Port of Seattle Police Shilshole Incident Reports 2-3-20