ABOUT GREG
Greg Wheeler is currently serving his second term as Mayor of Bremerton and is seeking re-election this November.
During his tenure, Greg and his administration have created and implemented over 30 initiatives and programs focused on making Bremerton the best place to live, work, invest, learn, and play. In seeking re-election, Greg plans to build on the City’s accomplishments and continue to expand opportunities for Bremerton families and businesses.
As Mayor of Bremerton, Greg serves on the Puget Sound Regional Council Executive Board (PSRC), Economic Development Board, Growth Management Board, and Transportation Board. He represents the City on boards for Kitsap Economic Development Alliance, Kitsap Public Health, Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council Executive Committee, Kitsap Transit, Kitsap 911 Board of Directors, and West Sound Partners for Ecosystem Recovery. Greg is also a founding member of the Gorst Coalition.
Prior to being elected Mayor, Greg served eight years on the Bremerton City Council representing District 4. He was elected by his peers to be City Council President for three consecutive terms.
Greg is a current member of the Bremerton Kiwanis Club and Bremerton Rotary Club. He has also served as President or Board Member for the following local organizations: Kitsap Community Resources, Olympic College Organizational Leadership and Resource Management Advisory Committee, Olympic College Capital Campaign Committee, and Salvation Army Advisory Board.
Greg is a lifelong resident of Bremerton, Navy veteran, and retiree from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Engineering Department. He holds an MBA from Brandman University, BA from Chapman University, and Energy Policy Planning certificate from the University of Idaho, as well as Certificates of Municipal Leadership and Advanced Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities. He is honored to be an alumnus of Central Kitsap High School, Dewey Junior High School, and View Ridge Elementary School.
Greg and his wife Sunny live in the Union Hill neighborhood and have three adult children, two grandchildren, and two dogs.
