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Port of Vancouver officials confident as they OK $77.9M budget for 2023

CEO: Facility is ‘a strong economic engine’ of region

By , Columbian staff writer
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Port of Vancouver officials expressed confidence for the future in the face of uncertain economic times as they approved a $77.9 million budget for 2023.

“Despite supply chain disruptions and economic uncertainty, the port remains a strong economic engine for Southwest Washington by diversifying our business lines and stabilizing operating revenues,” said Julianna Marler, chief executive at the port, in a statement to the press.

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