Kitsap County is studying how future commercial equestrian facilities may affect rural areas and when impacts such as traffic, noise, or dust may require review.
What This Project Is
- A review of impacts and activity levels at future commercial equestrian facilities
- A listening and learning process
- Focused on rural compatibility and clarity
What This Project Is Not
- Changing current operations
- Regulating hobby or personal horse use
At a Glance
- Status: Pending kickoff
- Focus: Assessment for future commercial equestrian facilities
- Your input: Listening sessions and workshops (as scheduled)
- Last Updated: January 28, 2026
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February 3, 2026
| Planning Commission Briefing
Kitsap County Admin Building
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February 25, 2026
| Equestrian Facility Workshop
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Equestrian Facility Working Group
- Colen Corey, Central District
- Valorie Dodd, Central District
- Anna Dukes, Central District
- Trish Strong, Central District
- Annie Braddock, North District
- Dale (Duke) Bourgeouis, North District
- Cindy Daniels, North District
- Helen Jones, South District
- Dawn Oien, South District
- Jessy Olson, South District
- Diane Fish, Kitsap Conservation District
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January - Project Kickoff and Outreach
February - Engagement & Evaluation
March - Decision/Publish DraftsSpring - Develop & Draft
- Draft development and recommendations
- Public review and comment of draft
- Planning Commission work sessions and hearing
Summer - Determination
- Planning Commission recommendations
- Final guidance and implementation, if applicable
- BOCC/Adoption
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