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Aug 24, 2026
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Construct a 273 stall park and ride north of Southwest Sedgwick Road at the Sidney Road Southwest intersection. The park and ride lot will also consist of bus shelters to protect passengers from the elements, a ticketing kiosk, restrooms, passenger vehicle chargers, inductive bus chargers, stormwater piping, CCTV, lighting, utilities, landscaping, and other components for a fully operational park and ride facility.
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City
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Bremerton
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Kitsap
Address
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60 Washington Ave
Phone Number
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(360) 373-2877
Zip Code
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98337
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Kitsap County Public Transportation Benefit Area Authority
This Transit Development Plan serves as a five-year guide and progress report for Kitsap Transit, reflecting on its vision. Key strategic areas include preserving and extending the life of transportation investments, enhancing the safety and security of both customers and the system, improving mobility through efficient movement of people and expansion of infrastructure, promoting environmental quality by reducing emissions and adopting electric technologies, and continually improving operational quality, effectiveness, and efficiency.
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.
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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.
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