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- Port of Vancouver Chief Gets Pay Raise
Larry Paulson Port of Vancouver executive director
- The Columbian
- January 18, 2011
- Work Peaks On $150m Port of Vancouver Project
The Port of Vancouver USA is halfway through its 10-year, $150 million freight access improvement project, and construction is set to hit its high point this summer. This is the place to be right now," said Curtis Shuck, director of economic development and facilities at the port. "We are turning on the heat to get a bunch of projects out the door and completed right now.
- Daily Journal of Commerce
- May 24, 2012
- Port of Vancouver, Farwest Steel Board Aims to Ensure Deal Beneficial
Aiming to create jobs, the Port of Vancouver plans to sell up to 22 acres of industrial property to Farwest Steel Corp. The property is on the south side of Lower River Road. ---
- The Columbian
- June 08, 2010

- How We Work Port of Vancouver
Wind turbine shipments from asia helped the Port of vancouver stay profitable in 2009. The making of a green economy for Southwest Washington is under way at the Port of Vancouver, which in recent years has become the West Coasts largest importer of wind turbine components from Asia.
- The Columbian
- November 03, 2010
- Madore Files for Port of Vancouver Position
David Madore Owner of U.S. Digital
- The Columbian
- June 21, 2011
- Closer Look: Biofuels - Port of Vancouver Turns to Alternative Energy
Next month, the Port of Vancouver will begin fueling its trucks and heavy equipment with diesel that is 20 percent soybean oil. With that simple shift to B20 biodiesel, the port will join the leading edge of a movement to make Washington less dependent on fossil fuels a movement given a big boost this year by Gov. Chris Gregoire and the Legislature.
- The Columbian
- May 23, 2006
- Port of Vancouver Chiefs Salary Is Under Review
The salary and car allowance of the Port of Vancouvers top executive will undergo a review today by the ports elected three- member Board of Commissioners. Executive Director Larry Paulson earns $165,600 per year and receives $500 per month for expenses related to his use of a car for port business. Commissioners are expected to meet in executive session (closed to the public) at 8 a.m. at the ports administrative office, 3103 Lower River Road in Vancouver, to conduct an annual review of Paulsons performance.
- The Columbian
- January 18, 2011
- Port of Vancouver Receives $15m High-Speed Rail Grant
The Port of Vancouver USA has been awarded $15 million from the federal government to help provide high-speed rail service. S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced today the port would receive the money to be put toward its $150 million West Vancouver Freight Access project. The money is part of a much larger $2.02 billion grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation for 22 high-speed passenger rail projects in 15 states around the country.
- Daily Journal of Commerce
- May 16, 2011
- Successful Succession?
When Port of Vancouver Executive Director Larry Paulson retires in April 2012, he will have served 20 years at the port. ---
- The Columbian
- April 20, 2011
- Top-Paid Public Officials Could Make More in Private Sector
Larry Paulson Director, Port of Vancouver
- The Columbian
- June 09, 2011