There's a big game on deck! We are sounding our ships' whistles today at 3:30 pm to cheer on the Seattle Mariners in tonight's MLB playoff game. Let's make noise from the Sound to T-Mobile Park! #SeizeTheMoment | Washington State Ferries

We’re making good progress on repairs to the Suquamish. The ferry was pulled from the Mukilteo/Clinton route on Sept. 28 because of an engine problem that needed a full overhaul. It’s a big job, but this kind of work is something our skilled employees can do at a moment’s notice. 🙌 They have taken the engine apart, cleaned every piece and fixed or replaced anything damaged. Once everything’s back together, they’ll run tests to make sure it’s running strong. Thanks to their hard work, the Suquam

To celebrate the Seattle Mariners winning the American League West title for the first time in 24 years, all our ferries that are underway at 5pm will celebrate with a whistle salute. Go Mariners! Video description: a ferry pushing off from dock while blasting its horn. | Washington State Ferries

🚨Dream job alert!🚨 Video description: montages of marine mammals and construction happening near a ferry terminal. A woman with brown hair speaks into a small microphone and explains the job of a marine mammal monitor. Captions are displayed on the screen. | Washington State Ferries

This week marks the first time a Washington state ferry has run on electric power - this is a huge milestone for us. The Wenatchee is currently undergoing sea trials with Vigor Shipyard, and Steve Nevey is on board experiencing a moment in history. Tap the link in the comments to learn more about the Wenatchee and electrification. Video Description: a man wearing a vest stands aboard a ferry with the water behind him. Text reads “Steve Nevey WSDOT Deputy Secretary for Washington State Ferries” c