Kitsap Transit

Kitsap Transit's mission is to provide safe, reliable and efficient transportation choices that enhance the quality of life in Kitsap County.

Address:

60 Washington Avenue, Suite 200
Bremerton, Washington98337

Website:

https://www.kitsaptransit.com/

Hours:

Monday- Friday

6am- 7pm

Saturday

8am - 4pm

Contact Information:

360-373-2877

Services:

Transportation: Free Youth Transit Pass

Anyone 18 and under can ride transportation services for free such as buses, ferries, and trains across the Puget Sound. Youth can order a Youth Transit Pass online or at Ferry Terminal.

Website:

https://www.kitsaptransit.com/fares/youthpass

Transportation: Special Fare Programs

Riders may be eligible for Regional Reduced Fare Permit card or low income reduced fare ORCA card. Eligibility and application available on website.

Website:

https://www.kitsaptransit.com/fares/regional-reduced-fare

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Our Mission: Offering Hope and Opportunity through comprehensive recovery-oriented behavioral healthcare.

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A Day in the Life

As a member of KMHS’s Youth Mobile Crisis Outreach Team, Stephanie Powers never knows what the day will bring. She may respond to a person in crisis over the phone or visit them at home or school to de-escalate the situation, ensure the person’s safety and connect them with resources.

“It’s never straightforward,” she says. “It’s a very abstract job.”

Here’s one busy day:

7:00 AM	Shift begins; check in with night shift to ensure continuity for ongoing cases
8:00 AM	Outreach presentation to regional high school counselors
8:55 AM	Drive to a South Kitsap middle school for a “warm hand-off” of youth to new support services
9:20 AM	Receive call from a Central Kitsap middle school counselor on the way to South Kitsap
9:35 AM	In South Kitsap, meet with a youth’s mom, dad, school support staff and new school-based WISe intensive support team to discuss care for young person whose behaviors have led to severe weight loss; resolution includes therapy for the youth and an appointment at Kitsap Resolution Center for parents to work on co-parenting skills
11:20 AM	Lunch
12:00 PM	Answer emails and enter progress notes in client charts
1:20 PM	Follow up with a client by phone
1:40 PM	Follow up with a client at the Crisis Triage Center
2:15 PM	Drive to a Central Kitsap middle school to provide support with school counselor for youth who is drawing pictures that indicate suicidal thoughts; refer to WISe intensive support team
4:35 PM	Answer crisis call with adult who tried to suffocate themself; talk to paramedics and caller’s family; client is taken to St. Michael Medical Center
5:55 PM	Follow up with a youth’s parents to offer resources covered by their insurance
7:00 PM	Shift ends

Stephanie Powers of YMCOT stand in front of staircase with a clipboard tucked under her arm.

Financials

Revenue

Donations	$57,706
Investment Income	$2,350,966
Medicaid Managed Care	$40,516,387
Other Contracts/Misc	$16,788,859
Private Fee/Insurance	$439,572
Total	$60,153,490

Expenses

24/7 Evaluation & Treatment, Residential, Supported Housing	$12,105,599
Adult Services	$16,363,069
Child & Family Services	$10,222,802
Emergency Services	$5,106,174
General & Administrative	$13,284,787
Total	$57,082,431