Pacific Northwest Waterways Association
Founded in 1934, PNWA has spent over 75 years successfully advocating for federal funding of our region's navigation projects and public policy to improve the economic efficiency and environmental sustainability of the Pacific Northwest. We continue to collaborate with the U.S. Congress, federal agencies and regional leaders on policies related to transportation, energy, trade and environmental issues on behalf of ports, public utilities, consultant firms, businesses and tourism.
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2012 upcoming events include our Regional Meetings and our signature Mission to Washington, DC. Online registration is now available! Click here for more information.
PNWA is the lead organization advocating for the Columbia River jetties. We strongly support funding for continued jetty repair in FY2013. More information.
The FY2012 E&W bill was passed in December 2011. For PNWA's Nor'wester laying out the details, click here. For a full list of how PNWA supported Corps projects fared in the bill, click here. More information.
On August 2, 2011 Judge Redden remanded the 2008/2010 BiOp to NOAA Fisheries, ordering the federal agencies to continue current river operations through 2013 while formulating an improved approach to mitigation for 2014 to 2018. More information.
Each year, the Corps performs routine inspections, maintenance and repairs in a planned March closure. For details, including closure dates and planned maintenance details click here.
PNWA successfully worked with Congress to obtain a six year extension for Section 214 and continues to advocate for permanency in 2012. For more information, view our Section 214 fact sheet or log on to our WRDA webpage.
PNWA is the lead organization advocating for the Columbia River jetties. We strongly support funding for continued jetty repair in FY2013. More information.
The FY2012 E&W bill was passed in December 2011. For PNWA's Nor'wester laying out the details, click here. For a full list of how PNWA supported Corps projects fared in the bill, click here. More information.
On August 2, 2011 Judge Redden remanded the 2008/2010 BiOp to NOAA Fisheries, ordering the federal agencies to continue current river operations through 2013 while formulating an improved approach to mitigation for 2014 to 2018. More information.
Each year, the Corps performs routine inspections, maintenance and repairs in a planned March closure. For details, including closure dates and planned maintenance details click here.
PNWA successfully worked with Congress to obtain a six year extension for Section 214 and continues to advocate for permanency in 2012. For more information, view our Section 214 fact sheet or log on to our WRDA webpage.
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