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No-contact advisory issued for Kitsap Lake due to sewage spill

Advisory is in effect through June 9. 


 

June 3, 2024


Affected area: Kitsap Lake


Warning signs will be posted at public access points.


No-contact advisory: A no-contact advisory is in effect through June 9. 

During a no-contact advisory, avoid contact with water in the affected area. We recommend against swimming, wading, or other types of water recreation that could cause you to swallow water or get water into your mouth, nose or eyes. Avoid direct skin contact with the water if possible and immediately wash with soap and clean water if you have exposure to the water. 


For more information, visit kitsappublichealth.org/beaches.


The affected area is highlighted below: 

 

Approximate location of sewage spill noted with bullseye.

 

Source of pollution: Sewage spill reported by Bremerton Public Works. 


Estimated spill volume: 1,200 gallons


Start date of incident: June 2, 2024


Contact: Bremerton Public Works — 360-473-5920


 

Tad Sooter | Public Information Officer

Kitsap Public Health District

360-728-2330 - office | (360) 728-2235 - main



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