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Welcome to the online survey portal for the 6th Street Active Transportation Improvements Project.

Visit the City’s website for more project information!

Join us for an in-person open house

November 12, 2024
5–7 p.m.
345 6th Street
Norm Dicks Government Center
First Floor – City Council Room

The 6th Street Active Transportation Improvements Project will determine, through a public process, the re-channelization of 6th Street to a connected multimodal corridor. This street has been identified as the recommended east-west corridor for re-channelization based on vehicle demand, topography, and availability of alternate parallel corridors, including 11th Street and Burwell Street.

These types of projects have shown to provide several benefits, such as:

  • Improved vehicle safety
  • Improved bicycle safety and activity
  • Improved pedestrian safety and activity
  • Operations improvements
  • Improved quality of life

Visit the City’s website for more project information!

Join us for an in-person open house

November 12, 2024
5–7 p.m.
345 6th Street
Norm Dicks Government Center
First Floor – City Council Room
Image of a street light along 6th Street.
Street light along 6th Street.
Image of an intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Image of an intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Image of 6th Street roadway with sidewalks on each side. This perspective provides a good representation of the width of the road.
6th Street roadway with sidewalks on each side. This perspective provides a good representation of the width of the road.
Image of 6th Street roadway with sidewalks on each side. This perspective provides a good representation of the width of the road.
6th Street roadway with sidewalks on each side. This perspective provides a good representation of the width of the road.
Image of an intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Image of the eastern side of the 6th Street corridor with sidewalks and street parking on each side.
Eastern side of the 6th Street corridor with sidewalks and street parking on each side.
Image of an intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Intersection along the 6th Street corridor with pedestrian crossings.
Image of 6th Street roadway with sidewalks on each side. This perspective provides a good representation of the width of the road.
6th Street roadway with sidewalks on each side. This perspective provides a good representation of the width of the road.
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Project Map

Project location map of the 6th Street project area with stop signs and traffic signals along the roadway. As 6th Street intersects with Washington Avenue to the east and continues up to Kitsap Way to the west, the map indicates where bike lanes and connections continue.

Project Limits

Bike Lane Link/Connection

Intersection Control

Naval Avenue Bicycle and
Pedestrian Enhancements Project

Project location map

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Project Schedule

September 2024

  • Analyze existing conditions
  • Virtual public meeting
  • Online survey portal

October-November 2024

  • Develop & evaluate corridor alternatives
  • In-person public meeting
  • Online survey portal

December 2024

  • Identification for preferred corridor alternatives
  • Develop scope for final design

2025

  • Develop final design
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The survey is now closed. Thank you for your feedback!

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Next Steps

Thank you for shaping the priorities of the 6th Street Project in Bremerton. Your feedback will help to inform our design and improvement alternatives developed along the way.

We will summarize what we hear from the community during each phase of outreach and share how the gathered themes and trends have informed the project.

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  • Contact Us:

    For more information, please contact:
    Nick Ataie, Project Manager
    nick.ataie@ci.bremerton.wa.us | 360‑473‑2306

    For additional project information, visit our project webpage:
    www.bremertonwa.gov/1342/6th-Street-Active-Transportation-Improve

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