The Port of Seattle Police Department, with 112 commissioned officers, provides the primary law enforcement service to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and the Port’s maritime properties.

The Port of Seattle will ban its 110-officer police force from using potentially lethal chokeholds and will initiate an external review of the department’s use of force, Executive Director Steve ...

The search for the Port of Seattle’s next police chief has been narrowed to two candidates: Interim Chief Michael Villa and Seattle Police Department (SPD) Captain Eric Sano.

The year-long effort aims to ensure the Port of Seattle Police Department is aligned with the highest national standards and best practices related to policing and civil rights, according to a ...

Port of Seattle By Andrew McIntosh – Reporter, Puget Sound Business Journal May 3, 2017 Updated May 3, 2017 4:38pm PDT ...

The previous Port of Seattle police chief was fired last fall, more than a year after he was placed on leave during a misconduct investigation. Mike Villa has been serving as interim chief.

SEATTLE (AP) — The Port of Seattle has fired its police chief, who had been the subject of a lengthy investigation into allegations of workplace misconduct. The Seattle Times reports Chief Rod ...

Port of Seattle Police were sent into the city with bikes to handle crowds during recent protests and were involved in a pepper-spraying incident on May 30th, the Port has confirmed.

Port of Seattle police chief Rod Covey has been placed on paid administrative leave during an ongoing investigation into his workplace conduct, Port officials announced Tuesday. The investigation ...

SEATAC, Wash. — A Port of Seattle police officer is on leave and facing possible termination after posting a video in uniform urging other officers not to enforce stay-at-home orders.

When Port Police Chief Tim Kimsey moved to terminate Schorsch in July 2006, he cited the threats Schorsch had made against former Port Police Officer Brigit Severson, 36, in 2003.