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These three elected officials are responsible for:
The first and third Tuesdays of each month are reserved for “action” items while the remaining Tuesday meetings are reserved for “workshops."
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The Port of Shelton will develop, enhance and protect the airport, industrial properties, waterfront and all other public assets entrusted and managed by the Port." |
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| District 1 Thomas M. “Tom” Wallitner Term Expires 12/31/16 |
District 2 Jack Miles Term Expires 12/31/11 |
District 3 Jay Hupp Term Expires 12/31/13 |
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Thomas M. “Tom” Wallitner was born and raised in Washington, served in the Marine Corps and has been married since 1960. He has four adult children, 12 grandchildren and has been a business owner in Shelton since 1971. He has 43 years experience in aviation, including 30 years as an airline pilot. Tom has been a labor negotiator and Professional Standards Chairman for the Airline Pilots Association. He is active in real estate development and was an airport manager in Eastern Washington. He is currently the co-chairman of the Capital Campaign for St. Edwards’s Catholic Church.
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Jack Miles was born in Rockford, Illinois and grew up in San Diego, CA. He joined the Marine Corp in 1990 and achieved rank of corporal. While in the Marine Corp, he worked as a legal assistant in the office of the Staff Judge Advocate in the Criminal Investigations Division. This position led him in travels after the Gulf War to Okinawa, Japan.
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Jay Hupp graduated from Centralia High School and attended Brigham Young University. After receiving his under graduate degree, he spent 20 years on active military duty as a Naval Aviator. He graduated from The U.S. Naval War College, obtained an MBA from Pepperdine University and taught Human Resources and Organizational Management as an Associate Professor for the University of Alaska for three years. Jay retired from the Navy in 1981. He started a small publishing business in Shelton, Washington He has served on the Mason County Planning Commission, the Shorelines Advisory Board and was active in Rotary until becoming immersed in economic development work for the past 18 years. Jay served as the Assistant Director for the Economic Development Council of Mason County from 1991 to 2005.
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representing public interests
The Port of Shelton Commission holds “Regular Meetings” every Tuesday at 2:00pm in the Commission Chambers located at the Port of Shelton Administrative Offices (21 West Sanderson Way, Shelton, WA 98584). 
