Bremerton Police Department

11/06/2026

This week's recap of events!

11/05/2026

The Bremerton Police Department extends our deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters at the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office following their devastating loss.

Our hearts are heavy as we mourn the fallen deputy who made the ultimate sacrifice, and we continue to hold the second critically injured deputy, their families, and all their loved ones in our thoughts and prayers.

To everyone at the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office: you do not carry this grief alone. The Bremerton Police Department stands shoulder-to-shoulder with you, and we are ready to provide whatever support, strength, and assistance you need during this dark and incredibly difficult time.

11/04/2026

There’s still time!! Are you interested in attending the 2027 Citizens Academy?
Please provide your email to the link below to receive an application.
(If you have entered your email address already, you do not need to do this again. Applications will be emailed out on Friday!)

We are happy to announce our next Citizens Academy will be held in Feb. 2027!

Are you interested in learning more about Bremerton Police Department? Or maybe you're thinking about a career in Law Enforcement and want to learn about all of the positions within the department. This is your chance! Come learn about our Police Officers, Detectives, Specialty Units, K9s, Evidence Techs, Navigators, Crime Analyst, Digital Forensics, Technology Utilized, and so much more!

If you are interested in applying- please click the link below and fill out your information and application will be emailed to you.

https://forms.gle/7GE2BfhCw22EPLZB7

Any questions can be emailed to Lt. Todd Byers:
[email protected]

11/04/2026

In September 2026, BPD officers and detectives participated in Operation Coast to Coast, a nationwide human trafficking initiative bringing together law enforcement agencies and community partners to combat human trafficking. Detectives identified more than 20 potential trafficking victims through online advertisements posted within our local community.
During the operation, detectives made contact with several women, providing opportunities to connect with local victim advocacy organizations for immediate assistance, supportive services, and pathways toward recovery. Detectives also identified and established investigative connections between suspected traffickers and potential victims, furthering ongoing efforts to disrupt trafficking networks operating within our community.
Human trafficking is not just a national issue—it is happening in our own communities. Through proactive investigations, collaboration with victim advocates, and partnerships with agencies across the country, we remain committed to identifying victims, connecting them with resources, and holding those responsible for exploitation accountable.
Nationally, Operation Coast to Coast resulted in:
• 74 adult victims identified
• 5 juvenile victims identified
• 125 arrests
• More than $1 million seized
• Participation from over 200 agencies across 22 states

11/04/2026

Case Update!

11/03/2026

****UPDATE****
If you have any information on this case please email Detective Sergeant Kevin Peterson at [email protected], reference Bremerton Police report B26-005334

BPD is seeking assistance in identifying the suspects in a serious hit-and-run incident that occurred the evening of November 2nd. The pedestrian victim was struck by the pictured Chevrolet Silverado on Kitsap Way. The white male driver failed to stop after the collision and fled the scene. The pictured female was a passenger in the truck at the time of the collision. The victim in this incident suffered serious life-threatening injuries and is currently in critical condition. .

11/01/2026

BPD got some serious backup tonight! Officers were joined by the toughest (and smallest) chief in town for a quick dinner patrol. Rumor has it he’s already handed out citations for not sharing the fries. Stay safe and Happy Halloween! 🍟🚓

10/30/2026

Detective Shirley Diaz has been conducting a follow-up investigation of a s*x offense involving a juvenile victim. During the course of the investigation, Det. Diaz has regularly remained in contact with the victim for case status updates and out of general concern. Earlier this week, Det Diaz drove to the victim’s residence to see how she was doing with her newborn child. During the visit, Det Diaz found out that the victim was in serious need of diapers for the baby. Det. Diaz also knew that Bremerton Food Line, which provides baby needs for our community, is suffering from historically low donations and resources themselves. Det. Diaz utilized another resource available to her, Blue Bridge Alliance, and was able to buy a couple packages of diapers for the victim. With the immediate needs met, Det Diaz also directed the victim to other resources for continued support. That is excellent investigation and compassion for community members that the officers and detectives of BPD routinely show. Nice work Shirley, thank you to our partners at Blue Bridge Alliance for making this possible, and MOST NOTABLY, a big THANK YOU to the many donors in our who have generously supported this cause! If you would like to donate please do so here:
https://bluebridgealliance.org/bremertonwapd/
https://givebutter.com/cXxMXR

10/29/2026

Case update!

10/28/2026

There’s a side of being a first responder that most people never see: The interrupted dinners. The missed birthdays. The long shifts that turn into even longer nights. It’s carrying the weight of someone else’s worst day and still showing up for the next call.

It’s the things they’ve seen but don’t talk about. The families waiting at home. The exhaustion behind the smiles. And the willingness to do it all again tomorrow.

Being a first responder isn't just about the uniform or the title. It's about the heart it takes to keep showing up, even on the hard days.

So today, we recognize more than just the job. We recognize the people behind it.

The ones who give so much of themselves, often without anyone realizing just how much.

Thank you to our Officers and all surrounding agencies that we have the pleasure of working with frequently. THANK YOU!