Kitsap Fire and Rescue, which also serves the communities of Kingston, Eglon, Suquamish, and Indianola, with a total area of and approximately 18,000 residents. According to the department, it operates four fire engines, one type 6 wildland fire engine, two basic life support ambulances, one advanced life support ambulance, three water tenders, and one 26-foot rescue boat, divided among four stations, one of which, Station 89, is located in Hansville. Politics Hansville sits entirely within Washington's 6th congressional district and Washington's 23rd legislative district. Infrastructure Water in Hansville is provided by Kitsap Public Utilities, a special government entity whose boundaries are parallel to those of Kitsap County. Kitsap Public Utilities is governed by a three-member board of commissioners, elected by district. Hansville is part of Kitsap Public Utilities' northern district. Residential electricity is provided by Puget Sound Energy. Media The only general media sited in the community is the Hansville Log, a monthly newsletter published by the Greater Hansville Community Center. The North Kitsap Herald, which was established in 1901 and whose offices are in Poulsbo, is a weekly newspaper that serves Hansville, Suquamish, Kingston, Indianola, Keyport, and Poulsbo. It has a circulation of 12,700. The community is in the delivery area of two daily newspapers: the Kitsap Sun and the Seattle Times. For television broadcasting, Hansville is located in the Seattle-Tacoma designated market area. Notable people Allan "Whitey" Snyder, theatrical make-up artist Jim Warren, electronic privacy activist References External links Hansville community website Hansville Greenway Hansville Community Church Hansville Page - Kitsap Peninsula Visitor & Convention Bureau Census-designated places in Washington (state) Census-designated places in Kitsap County, Washington