Bremerton Utility Land Management Plan Update

Bremerton, WAEnvironment

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Bremerton officials update the Utility Land Management Plan for 8,000 acres of forestland, including the Union River Watershed. Residents can review the draft plan and submit comments by July 2, 2025.

Bremerton is revising its Utility Land Management Plan, which governs 8,000 acres of forestland owned by the Water Utility, including the crucial 3,000-acre Union River Watershed. The draft plan is available on the project's webpage, inviting community members to review it and submit comments by July 2, 2025. This update aims to improve stewardship practices and maintain the area's ecological health. Local officials highlight the significance of public participation in developing effective land management strategies. The plan is essential for ensuring sustainable management of natural resources, which is increasingly critical as environmental challenges grow. The city encourages residents to engage in this process, fostering a collaborative approach to land stewardship. Additionally, the revision reflects broader trends in local governance, emphasizing transparency and community involvement. By prioritizing these values, Bremerton aims to set a precedent for future environmental initiatives.

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