Press Release Demolition of Overwater Structures Begin for Bay Street Pedestrian Pathway Project

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard plans to begin demolishing overwater structures for the Bay Street Pedestrian Pathway starting October 22, 2025. The project, which has received all necessary permits, will take approximately 75 days to complete. This phase marks a crucial step in enhancing waterfront access for pedestrians and cyclists, aligning with the City’s long-term vision for improved connectivity. Mayor Robert Putaansuu highlighted the project's importance, stating it is a key investment in the community's recreation and mobility. During this demolition phase, all pilings will remain intact to ensure environmental compliance, with further construction planned for the pathway in subsequent phases.

The City emphasizes the significance of this project for local quality of life and infrastructure. Updates will be provided to the public as work progresses. The Public Works Department encourages residents to remain patient and engaged throughout the project.

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