About Us

Hours

Monday-Friday
8am-4:30pm

Contact

1 (800) 462-3793 toll-free
1 (360) 674-2381
1 (360) 674-2807 fax

8850 SW State Hwy 3
Bremerton, WA 98312

physical address only

Our three primary businesses are our airport, marinas, industrial and business parks.

Our Staff

Role Name Phone
Chief Operations OfficerArne Bakker(360) 813-0814
Port Attendant Bailey Bower
Maintenance III Lead – HarborBrian Robinson(360) 813-0830
Maintenance IIChris Johnson
Staff Accountant Payroll & APConnie Dagget(360) 813-0811
Maintenance IDavid Beckley
Contract AdministratorEllen Ataie(360) 813-0816
Marina Office Assistant Gabrielle Garland
Executive AssistantGinger Waye(360) 813-0812
Port AttendantIan Stensrud
Director of Facilities & Property DevelopmentJames Goodman(360) 813-0817
Director of Marine Facilities (DMF)James Weaver(360) 813-0829
Marina Customer Service Specialist Janell Wheeler
Staff Accountant Receivables Jenifer Zuweni(360) 813-0818
Chief Financial OfficerJeremiah Wiley(360) 813-0815
Maintenance III Lead – AirportJim Garcia(360) 813-0819
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)Jim Rothlin(360) 813-0821
Marina Operations ManagerKathy Garcia(360) 813-0825
Maintenance IIKayle Lenz
Maintenance IIKenneth Eisenhardt
Staff AccountantKristie Miller(360) 813-0822
Accounts PayableKristina Hedrick(360) 813-0831
Port AttendantLee Howell
Port Maintenance IMarco Baladad
Maintenance IMartin Muhoro
Port Attendant Mick Shultz
Maintenance IIMike Lozier
Airport ManagerMonroe Whitman IV(360) 813-0828
Marina Customer Service Specialist Peyton Volpe-Ludwig
Maintenance IRobert Higgins
Administrative Office AssistantStephanie Frame
Marina Administrative SpecialistTami Brackenbury

Board of Commissioners

Axel Strakeljahn

President

Term: Jan. 1, 2018 - Dec. 31, 2023
District 3: Portions of South Kitsap, Southwest Bremerton, Seabeck/Holly/Crosby

(360) 731-4406
axels@portofbremerton.org
Biography

Cary Bozeman

Secretary

Term: Jan. 1, 2022 - Dec. 31, 2027
District 1: West Bremerton, portions of East Bremerton, Kitsap Lake and Chico

(360) 337-9375
caryb@portofbremerton.org
Biography

Gary Anderson

Vice President
Gary Anderson headshot

Term: Jan. 1, 2020 - Dec. 31, 2025
District 2: Downtown Port Orchard, portions of Eastern South Kitsap


garya@portofbremerton.org
Biography

Humble Beginnings in 1913+

The Port of Bremerton is the 4th oldest port in the State of Washington and the first of many in Kitsap County.

As the story has been passed down through generations, it is said that the city of Bremerton had inadvertently built portions of its wharf, an important commercial and transportation hub, over privately-owned tidelands. The property owner's threatened lawsuit prompted a signature-gathering campaign by citizens to put the formation of a port district within the city of Bremerton's boundaries on the ballot in the hopes of resolving the dispute.

To further review the history of the Port, please visit HistoryLink.org.

Location & Directions+

Port of Bremerton is located in western Washington State

The Port of Bremerton is located at 8850 SW State Hwy 3, Bremerton, WA, in the Puget Sound region of western Washington State, U.S. (You'll turn at the stoplight to get there.)

The Port provides a spectacular natural setting along with the affordability of the Kitsap Peninsula and is centrally located within a short commuting distance to the urban centers of Seattle and Tacoma.

Easy access to interstate highway, rail, and deepwater ports make this an ideal, affordable business and family location.

Click the PDF above for detailed driving and ferry directions. 

Celebrating 100 years of achievement in 2013+

The next 100 years the Port pledges to continue to leverage every tax dollar the Port receives through wise investment in job-generating facilities, infrastructure, and programs, and continue its collaboration with public and private partners in the interest of long-term economic and recreational benefits shared throughout Kitsap County and the West Puget Sound region.

Business and Industrial Parks+

  • More than 60 companies, employing over 2,500 people, are located at the Port of Bremerton
  • Over 3,400 acres of Port and privately-owned land adjacent to Bremerton National Airport are being developed through a partnership called Puget Sound Industrial Center – Bremerton (PSIC - formerly known as SKIA).
  • By the year 2025, projections are that more than 9,000 additional jobs will be located there. 

Bremerton National Airport (KPWT)+

  • Is the largest airport on the Kitsap Peninsula. The airport provides world-class general and corporate aviation services and capabilities.
  • On and off-site businesses contribute 269 jobs and more than $83 million annually in sales.
  • Nearly 200 aircraft are housed at the airport; they make over 60,000 takeoffs and landings each year.

Bremerton and Port Orchard Marinas +

  • Both marinas attract thousands of visiting boaters every year who spent their money locally.
     
  • For every dollar spent at the marina, $2.50 goes back into the local economy.
     
  • Both marinas also offer local residents long-term dockage for their boats.
     
  • Both marinas also host the Kitsap Harbor Festival and the Blackberry Festival, attracting many local residents and visitors to the downtown area of Bremerton and Port Orchard.