Kitsap Transit Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board discussed and approved several resolutions, including authorization for change orders related to the MV Finest USCG dry dock project, the acquisition of surplus WSDOT property for future transit use, and the approval of 2026 fourth-quarter procurements. Key agenda items included the adoption of a 2027 legislative agenda, discussions on the composition of the Board of Commissioners and the future of the Community Advisory Committee, and contract awards for inductive charger installation and the Lady Swift inspection. Additionally, the Board reviewed staff performance reports, legislative updates, and driver recognitions, and received briefings on agency goals and capital projects.
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Kitsap Transit Board Of Commissioners Meeting Agenda
The Board meeting focused on various operational, financial, and security initiatives. Key discussions included the approval of CAC member reappointments, procurement authorization for second-quarter projects, and the initiation of property acquisition negotiations for a new training facility. The board also addressed contract change orders for ferry vessel maintenance, authorized the award of construction management services for a passenger-only ferry, and approved a security camera upgrade at the Bremerton Transportation Center. Additionally, the Board authorized staff to seek bids for asset management software and coiling security doors for customer service windows.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
Kitsap Transit Board of Commissioners Meeting Agenda And Minutes
The board meetings covered a variety of organizational and operational updates. Key discussions included the ratification of warrants, approval of several resolutions regarding collective bargaining agreements, awards for ferry hull repairs and construction management services, and the procurement of rideshare vehicles. The board also addressed agency-wide safety and training, legislative updates, the feasibility of new passenger-only ferry routes, the status of the Bremerton Transportation Center, and potential adjustments to the propulsion systems for new ferry vessels based on federal funding requirements. Furthermore, the meetings featured reports on community advisory committee findings, financial updates, and recognition of transit staff.
