The Port of Peninsula Commission
The Port of Peninsula is one of four Port Districts in Pacific County, Washington. The Port is governed by an elected, three-member Board of Commissioners. Each commissioner must live within their specific district within the Port’s
district area. Port commissioners serve six-year terms.
The Port of Peninsula Commissioners act as a body of the whole to assess and adjust the Port’s strategic direction, adopt policy, set tariff rates, adopt
annual budgets, approve expenditures of the Port and appoint the Executive Director and Port General Counsel. The Commission meets once a month to conduct Port business. See below for more information on Commission Meetings.
Phil Martin
Port Commissioner District 3
6-year term expires 2027
Chuck Mikkola
Port Commissioner District 2
6-year term expires 2029
John Oakes
Port Commissioner District 1
6-year term expires 2031
Commission Meeting Info
The Port of Peninsula Commission meets once a month at the Port’s Willapa Bay Interpretive Center located at 3504 273rd St in Ocean Park, WA.
Any meeting of the Board of Commissioners that is held outside of the regularly scheduled monthly meeting is considered a special meeting and notice will be posted a minimum of 24 hours in advance. Notices are posted on our Port Facebook page and at the meeting site.
All regular and special Commission meetings are open to the public.
Please check out our Transparency Center for our regular meeting calendar and copies of our meeting minutes.
Port of Peninsula District Map
Here is the current Port district map. Can you find which district you are located?
