Tracyton Beach Road NW Sewer (CWSRF Loan)

Project Overview

This project will remedy an ongoing challenging maintenance and potential environmental concern for the sewer along Tracyton Beach Road in East Bremerton. This 3,000 feet of 8-inch diameter sewer requires weekly maintenance by City operations staff due to the low flow velocities through the sewer line. The proposed design is to slip-line this pipeline to increase flow velocity through the main and use pumps to convey sewage through the pipeline. The benefits of this project include reduced operations and maintenance costs, reduction in the possibility of SSOs, reduction in sewer odors and decreased worker risk.

Project Status

In December 2024, the City awarded a final design contract to Kennedy Jenks. Project design began in January 2025. Design and environmental permitting are expected to be completed 2026. The City has identified two potential sites for locating the pump stations that are integral to the design. The City is coordinating the applications for power service with Puget Sound Energy, and natural gas service with Cascade Natural Gas.

Public Comment

The City will hold a Community Meeting on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 to discuss the project scope and impacts to the community during and after construction. The meeting will be held in Council Chambers at the Norm Dicks Community Center, 345 6th Street, Bremerton, WA, beginning at 5:00 pm.

Please attend and learn more about this important project.  

Project Location

Tracyton Beach Rd NW Sewer

Funding

This project is funded through a low interest loan provided by the Washington State Department of Ecology. The current approved amount is $5.08M. The loan funding deadline is June 30, 2027 

Schedule

ActivityDurationApproximate Date
Design/Permitting27 MonthsDecember 2023 - June 2026
Bid/Award2 MonthsJune 2026 - July 2026
Construction9 MonthsAugust 2026 - April 2027


David E Powell, PE
Project Manager, City of Bremerton Engineering Division
Ph: 360-473-5268
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