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Rick Larsen Seeks $2.8M Federal Funding for Port of Bellingham Fueling Station

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What happened

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U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen visited Blaine Harbor to discuss the Port of Bellingham’s plans for an in-water fueling station. Larsen requested $2.8 million in 2027 federal spending bills to support the fueling station. Port officials also shared details on the $28 million Westman Marine cleanup project, which depends on state funding to cover half of the cost.

From thenorthernlight.com

Why it matters

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The infrastructure projects are intended to revitalize the local hub, which is described as a major economic driver for the fishing industry. Officials hope the fueling station will help draw more boatsmen into Blaine Harbor.

From thenorthernlight.com

Who's involved

  • Rick LarsenAmerican politician seeking reelection to Washington's 2nd Congressional District seat
  • Port of BellinghamPort in Bellingham, Washington, discussing fueling station and cleanup plans
  • Steve SeymourCo-owner of Drayton Harbor Oyster Company, who noted the difficulty of fueling boats without a station
  • Andy PetersonBlaine Harbormaster for the Port of Bellingham
  • FellerRepublican candidate running against Rick Larsen for the 2nd Congressional District

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Port of BellinghamSpeculative

    The Port of Bellingham might secure $2.8 million in federal funding for the fueling station and cleanup project.

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