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Have you been frustrated with the rate of growth in Ridgefield? If so, our latest newsletter offers some information and advice about how to be productively engaged in how and where growth [...]

When Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed Substitute House Bill 2664 into law today, he did something very special for Ridgefield and the rest of the state. He opened the gates for rural broadband [...]

The City and Port of Ridgefield together announced today that a new retail development center that includes a grocery store will move forward on a portion of the port’s Discovery Ridge property [...]

Just in time for the holiday, a perfect gift for the boater, kayaker or fisherman on your holiday gift list. For more information visit our Use Fee page or simply download this form, fill it out [...]

The port’s Fall 2017 newsletter is now on our website, as well as in print at various locations around Ridgefield, including the port offices. Find lots of exciting topics in this issue, [...]

Like a musician in Nashville, an actor in Hollywood or a writer in New York, there’s a stretch of highway in north Clark County that’s waiting to be discovered. The area’s tireless promoters [...]

Nelson Holmberg, vice president of innovation for the Port of Ridgefield has a vision. “We want to light up the whole Discovery Corridor with data capacity. This will attract advanced [...]

The last piece of funding for the Port of Ridgefield’s Pioneer Street Railroad Overpass Project will come from a $900,000 Railroad Safety Grant, which was announced Wednesday by the U.S. [...]

The Port of Ridgefield was recently chosen as the “apparent successful proposer” for the construction and leasing of a Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife building.

A shifting industrial development market that plays to the Port of Ridgefield’s business model, coupled with new funds availability, led the Port’s commission.