Kitsap Co, WA (February 5, 2026) – An injury collision involving a semi-truck, another vehicle, and a power pole forced the closure of all lanes on State Route 104 near State Route 307 on Thursday. Fire crews, medical units, and state patrol officers worked at the scene as traffic was diverted and cleanup efforts began.
Key Details
- Location: SR 104 near SR 307, Kitsap County
- Reported: February 5, 2026
- Vehicles Involved: Semi-truck and one passenger vehicle
- Injuries: Injuries reported, severity not confirmed
- Road Status: All lanes closed
- Detour: Minder Rd recommended
What We Know So Far
- The crash involved a semi-truck, another vehicle, and a power pole at the intersection.
- Fire and medical crews assisted at the scene while officers managed the closure.
- Drivers were diverted as crews worked on cleanup and utility concerns.
What’s Not Yet Confirmed
- The number of people injured
- The extent of the injuries sustained
- How long the roadway will remain closed
Local Context
Intersections where state routes meet, such as SR 104 near SR 307, often carry a mix of local and regional traffic, including commercial vehicles. In Kitsap County, injury accidents in these areas typically require full closures while crews address vehicle damage, roadway safety, and nearby infrastructure concerns.
What to Do Next
- Remain at the scene and follow directions from fire crews or law enforcement if involved.
- Use alternate routes like Minder Rd to avoid delays.
- Note nearby intersections or landmarks if you were part of the collision.
- Check traffic updates before returning to the area.
FAQ
Q: Why might a highway be fully closed after a crash?
A: Full closures are sometimes necessary to allow medical care, vehicle removal, and repairs to roadway or utility infrastructure to be completed safely.
Q: Why are collisions involving semi-trucks often more disruptive?
A: Crashes involving large commercial vehicles can cause significant damage and may require additional cleanup, inspections, and specialized equipment.
Q: What happens during scene documentation?
A: Officers and crews document vehicle positions, roadway conditions, and damage to help determine what occurred and to support later reports.
