Port of Benton’s Commission is a publicly-elected board that sets Port policies and long-term objectives. The Commission also appoints the Port’s executive director, who manages day-to-day operations.

Each Commissioner represents residents of a specific district within the Port boundaries. Port of Benton boundaries include two-thirds of Benton County encompassing North Richland, Benton City and Prosser. Commissioners serve a six-year term.

Commission meetings begin at 8:30 a.m. unless the meeting notice below specifies a different start time.

The March and September Commission meetings are held in Prosser at the address specified on the notice. All other meetings, unless otherwise noted, will be held at Port of Benton’s administration building at 3250 Port of Benton Boulevard in Richland.