Kitsap Transit
Stephanie Binschus has a diverse range of professional experiences, including roles as Chief Shop Steward at ATU #587, Routed Operator at Kitsap Transit, Owner of Steph's Technical Consulting, Janitor at OpenWorks, and Blood Collection Services Specialist at Puget Sound Blood Center. Stephanie has also worked as a Contracted IT Administrator at AXEON Technologies, Inc. and Customer Service Manager at Walmart. Stephanie has an Associate of Arts and Sciences Transfer (AAS-T) in Medical Assisting from Olympic College and an Associate of Arts and Sciences in IT Networking & Business from Peninsula College.
Kitsap Transit
Kitsap Transit has been operating friendly, convenient public transit since 1983. We pride ourselves on providing a reliable service to Kitsap County’s commuter base and a sustainable, green travel option for the environmentally conscious. Whether you’re catching a bus for work or taking a scenic ferry trip, we strive to create enjoyable experiences for our riders. Specialized services are available for commuters and for qualified elderly and disabled riders. Kitsap Transit offers a robust, multi-program transit system which: • Operates routed buses, both regular full-day across the county and custom rush-hour in the ferry terminal areas of the county. • Operates ACCESS services for people who are frail, elderly and disabled throughout most of the county. • Operates a rideshare program composed of Worker/Driver buses, vanpools, SCOOT cars and participation in a Regional Ridematch Program. • Manages a park & ride lot system with more than 2,500 spaces. • Operates a passenger-only ferry service between Bremerton and Port Orchard and Bremerton and Annapolis. • Carries out transit-oriented developments to produce the best and highest transit use of real property. • Contributes to the smart growth development of Kitsap County, especially in urban areas.