To install rectangular rapid flashing beacons, appropriate thermoplastic marked crosswalks, and ADA curb ramps at 8 high-risk locations throughout the City in order to reduce motor vehicle and pedestrian crashes.
Needs & Benefits
The City of Bremerton's 2020 Strategic Road Safety Plan identified and prioritized several safety improvement projects to address locations with the highest risk of future collisions in the city with an emphasis on reducing fatal and serious injury crashes. The City applied for and was award a grant the Systemic Pedestrian Treatments project.
Project Status
3/3/21 - City Council Accepted the project grant
11/3/22 - City has executed design contract with DKS Associates
2/1/23 - 30% design milestone completed
8/9/23 - Environmental Documentation Approved (SEPA and NEPA)
11/7/23 - Executed supplement to base contract for additional Design and ROW services with DKS Associates
1/16/24 - 90% design milestone completed
4/5/24 - 100% design milestone completed
May 2024 to Current - Right-Of-Way Acquisition and certification
End Result
Installation of 8 Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB) crossings with pavement markings and approximately 30 curb ramps to make pedestrian crossings safer and accessible to all.
Total estimated cost (Design, ROW, and Construction) = $1,449,525 Highway Safety Improvement Program Grant = $1,019,575 City Match to Grant (REET) = $0
Contact Us
Chris Dimmitt Project Engineer Ph: 360-473-2307 Email