Paul Harris
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- Legislative District:
17
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Paul Harris
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On Tuesday, the governor signed into law a bipartisan bill from Rep. Paul Harris that will provide a much-needed boost to the semiconductor industry in Washington. House Bill 2482 will extend two tax preferences for semiconductor manufacturing until Jan. 1, 2034. The legislation also reinstates six tax preferences that expired on Jan. 1, 2024, and... Read more » The post Bipartisan bill from Rep. Harris to assist the semiconductor industry signed into law by the governor appeared first on Paul Harris. -
The 2024 legislative session ended as scheduled, on Thursday, March 7. This 60-day session was packed full of state business covering numerous issues. As with any session, we had some wins and losses, but overall House Republicans made a real difference for Washingtonians, despite being in the minority. As your state legislator, I represent people... Read more » The post Statewide initiative news, budgets finalized, and legislative successes: 2024 session recap appeared first on Paul Harris. -
The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously approved the state’s 2024-25 supplemental capital budget today. The biennial construction, repair, and infrastructure funding plan, Senate Bill 5949, appropriates a total of $1.33 billion in funding. Reps. Paul Harris and Kevin Waters, who helped secure more than $21 million of funding for the 17th District, were pleased to... Read more » The post 17th District lawmakers secure more than $21 million in the 2024-25 supplemental capital and transportation budgets appeared first on Paul Harris. -
Last week, Rep. Paul Harris, R-Vancouver, joined House Republicans to lay out the case against a bill (SB 6058) that would link our state’s carbon market to California and Quebec. House Republicans oppose this policy and the Climate Commitment Act, which has placed extraordinary financial burdens on low-income Washingtonians. Instead, they support Initiative 2117, which... Read more » The post Rep. Harris joins fellow House Republicans in speaking against a bill that would link WA’s carbon market to California and Quebec appeared first on Paul Harris. -
Semiconductor manufacturers in Washington could receive a nice break thanks to a bipartisan bill from Rep. Paul Harris that would reinstate semiconductor tax incentives. The Washington State Senate voted 47-1 in favor of House Bill 2482 on Friday, which would extend two tax preferences for semiconductor manufacturers for 10 years. “These companies chose Southwest Washington... Read more » The post Senate approves Bipartisan legislation from Harris to assist semiconductor manufacturers appeared first on Paul Harris. -
I hope this short letter finds you well. Thank you again for allowing me to serve you in Olympia. I wanted to remind you that I will join my 17th District seatmates, Rep. Kevin Waters, R-Stevenson, and Sen. Lynda Wilson, R-Vancouver, for a virtual town-hall meeting tomorrow evening, Feb. 22 at 6:30, to discuss the... Read more » The post There’s still time to sign up for our Zoom town hall tomorrow appeared first on Paul Harris. -
It’s hard to believe the 2024 session is already entering its final weeks. On Tuesday, Feb. 13, we reached the house of origin cutoff, meaning that was the last day bills could be voted out of their respective chamber. After a week and a half of more committee meetings to consider bills from the Senate,... Read more » The post Please join us at our virtual town hall next week for an update on the 2024 legislative session appeared first on Paul Harris. -
Rep. Paul Harris, R-Vancouver, speaks on final passage of his bill that would extend two tax preferences for semiconductor manufacturing until Jan. 1, 2034. The bill would also reinstate six tax preferences that expired on Jan. 1, 2024. Harris explains why these tax preferences are so important to the economy in his community. The post Rep. Harris speaks about his bill to reinstate tax incentives to semiconductor manufacturers appeared first on Paul Harris. -
Rep. Paul Harris, R-Vancouver, speaks on the House floor to express his opposition against a bill that would allow certain convicted felons to ask the court to reduce their original sentence if they meet specific eligibility criteria. Harris shares why he feels strongly that some people do not deserve to be released early. The post Rep. Harris opposes a bill that would provide convicted felons early release from prison appeared first on Paul Harris. -
Rep. Paul Harris, R-Vancouver, strongly opposes a bill that would allow a person who participates in a deferred prosecution for a gross misdemeanor DUI charge to participate in a second deferred prosecution. The post Rep. Harris stands in opposition to a bill that would defer prosecutions for a DUI appeared first on Paul Harris.
17th Legislative District
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Ed Orcutt
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- Legislative District:
20
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Ed Orcutt
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The 60-day legislative session ended on Thursday evening. Unlike last year, state lawmakers completed all their work on time and no special session is expected. Barring something extraordinary, the Legislature won’t convene again until January 2025. Like every legislative session, there were some great bills and budgets that passed that will benefit our communities and... Read more » The post The 2024 legislative session has ended appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Rep. Ed Orcutt, ranking Republican on the House Finance Committee, delivers a floor speech in favor of Initiative 2111. The initiative, which will prohibit state and local personal income taxes in Washington state, passed on a 76-21 vote on March 4, 2024. It will become law on June 6, 2024. Learn more about I-2111 here. The post Rep. Ed Orcutt’s floor speech in favor of I-2111, which will prohibit state and local personal income taxes appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Rep. Ed Orcutt, ranking Republican on the House Finance Committee, released a statement following the passage of Initiative 2111 in the Washington State House of Representatives today. The initiative would prohibit state and local personal income taxes. “While prohibiting state and local personal income taxes will not provide immediate tax relief to struggling Washingtonians, it... Read more » The post Statement from Rep. Ed Orcutt on the passage of Initiative 2111 (prohibiting state and local personal income taxes) appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, highlights what to expect in the homestretch of the 2024 legislative session, including the six initiatives and the state supplemental operating, capital and transportation budgets. The post Rep. Ed Orcutt highlights what to expect in the homestretch of the 2024 legislative session appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
The first of three citizens’ initiatives received a public hearing Tuesday in Olympia. Supporters say Initiative 2111 is needed to prevent a personal income tax in Washington. Opponents called the measure “vague,” “broad,” and “unnecessary.” John Sattgast reports. Wash. House Republicans · 02-27-24 – RADIO REPORT: Thousands sign in to support Initiative 2111 opposing a... Read more » The post Radio Report: Thousands sign in to legislative public hearing to support Initiative 2111 preventing a personal income tax appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, delivers a floor speech in support of Amendment 1107 to Senate Bill 5950 (supplemental operating budget). The policy in the amendment would send $150 checks to registered drivers in Washington state to help offset high fuel prices caused by the state’s Climate Commitment Act/carbon tax. Amendment 1107 was not adopted. Senate... Read more » The post Rep. Ed Orcutt supports amendment that would provide financial relief to Washington drivers facing high fuel prices appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
The House has concluded its work for today following the passage of two supplemental state budgets. When state lawmakers return on Monday, only 11 days will remain in the 60-day legislative session. In previous email updates, I’ve talked about the six certified initiatives that were sent by the people of our state to the Legislature.... Read more » The post Public hearings for three initiatives and supplemental state budgets appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Maia Taylor paged in the Washington State House of Representatives February 12-16. She was sponsored by 20th District Rep. Ed Orcutt. The Woodland student paged during the sixth week of the 60-day legislative session that began on January 8. She assisted the Washington State House of Representatives with duties on the chamber floor, made deliveries... Read more » The post Woodland student pages in Washington State House of Representatives appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, speaks in favor of House Bill 1862 in a floor speech. The measure would provide a B&O tax exemption for amounts received from sales on a military reservation by a nonprofit that operates an adaptive recreational facility that serves disabled veterans and members of the Armed Forces. It would also provide... Read more » The post Rep. Ed Orcutt supports bill to provide tax exemptions for the assistance of disabled veterans appeared first on Ed Orcutt. -
Rep. Ed Orcutt, K-Kalama, delivers a floor speech in opposition to House Bill 2012 emphasizing the point: Government is the problem. It is not the solution. The measure would expand the qualifying funding sources for the nonprofit housing property tax exemption. House Bill 2012 passed the House on a 69-28 vote on February 12. The post Rep. Ed Orcutt in the debate on House Bill 2012: Solve the affordability problem for everyone in the state appeared first on Ed Orcutt.
20th Legislative District
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Peter Abbarno
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- Legislative District:
20
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Peter Abbarno
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From the Capitol Campus in Olympia, Rep. Peter Abbarno highlighted the good, the bad, and the ugly of the 2024 legislative session that ended on March 7. The post The good, the bad, and the ugly of the 2024 legislative session appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
Rep. Peter Abbarno on Thursday met students with the VISIONS program from Chehalis during their tour of the state Capitol. The VISIONS program is designed to prepare 18 to 21-year-old students with disabilities for post-secondary education, employment, and independent living. Students in the VISIONS program work and engage in the community, with classroom-based support, to... Read more » The post Students in Chehalis’ VISIONS program tour state Capitol, meet with Rep. Peter Abbarno appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
Dear Neighbor, The 2024 legislative session adjourned, sine die, on Thursday – the constitutional 60-day deadline. Remarkably, Initiative 2113, restoring police pursuit; Initiative 2081 establishing a parental bill of rights; and Initiative 2111, banning personal state and local income taxes, passed the House and Senate and will become law in June. Thank you to the hundreds of thousands... Read more » The post It’s a wrap! The 2024 legislative session adjourns | An update from Rep. Peter Abbarno appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
The House unanimously approved a final 2024 supplemental capital budget today. The $1.33 billion plan invests heavily in bipartisan priorities, including K-12 school construction, mental health facilities, housing, and early learning facilities. The post Rep. Abbarno provides update on final 2024 supplemental capital budget after House passage appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
Reps. Peter Abbarno and Mary Dye provided an update on the natural gas ban (House Bill 1589). House Republicans voted against this bill earlier in session and strongly oppose the amended version. Our state has an affordability crisis. This policy would make utility bills more expensive and lead to the elimination of natural gas services.... Read more » The post Natural gas ban update from Reps. Peter Abbarno and Mary Dye appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
The Washington State House of Representatives on Wednesday unanimously approved a final 2024 supplemental capital construction budget benefitting communities across the state. Nic Scott reports. Wash. House Republicans · 03-06-24 – RADIO REPORT: House lawmakers approve a 2024 supplemental capital construction budget SCOTT: Representative Peter Abbarno, the ranking Republican on the House Capital Budget Committee... Read more » The post Radio Report: House lawmakers unanimously adopt 2024 supplemental capital construction budget appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
The Washington State House of Representatives today unanimously approved a final 2024 supplemental capital budget. The $1.33 billion spending plan invests heavily in K-12 school construction, mental health facilities, housing, and early learning facilities. As the ranking member on the House Capital Budget Committee, Rep. Peter Abbarno is the lead Republican negotiator and author of... Read more » The post Final 2024 supplemental capital budget passes state House appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, urged the House to support Initiative 2113, which would fully restore the ability of law enforcement officers to engage in vehicular pursuit. The 20th District lawmaker shared his personal story about the dangerous rise in crime and reasons for supporting Initiative 2113 READ: Police Continue to Investigate Shooting in Centralia; Bullet... Read more » The post “It’s long overdue.” Rep. Peter Abbarno supports restoring ability of law enforcement to pursue criminals with I-2113 appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
Ninth and tenth-grade students from Centralia Christian School visited the state Capitol last week during the historic public hearings on two of the six voter-backed initiatives. Members of the public on Wednesday had the opportunity to weigh in on Initiative 2113 (restoring police pursuit) and Initiative 2081 (parental bill of rights) in joint House and Senate committee... Read more » The post Centralia Christian School 9th and 10th grade students visit Capitol during historic public hearings on initiatives appeared first on Peter Abbarno. -
Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, joins Capitol Report to discuss recent efforts to make Washington safer and more affordable such as House Bill 2020, a bipartisan proposal that supports victims of natural disasters. Wash. House Republicans · 03-01-24 – RADIO: Capitol Report with Rep. Abbarno: The home stretch The post Capitol Report with Rep. Abbarno: The home stretch appeared first on Peter Abbarno.
20th Legislative District
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Greg Cheney
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- Legislative District:
18
- Precinct:
607
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Greg Cheney
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The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously approved the state’s 2024-25 supplemental capital budget today. The biennial construction, repair, and infrastructure funding plan, Senate Bill 5949, appropriates a total of $1.33 billion in funding. Reps. Greg Cheney and Stephanie McClintock, who helped secure 18th District project funding, were pleased to see that many important projects in... Read more » The post 18th District lawmakers secure nearly $18 million from the 2024-25 supplemental capital budget for district projects appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
During the late-night House floor debate, Rep. Greg Cheney, R-Battle Ground, vehemently opposes the majority party’s contentious energy bill, ESHB 1589, a proposal that will significantly hike costs for ratepayers. Cheney points out the bill’s glaring constitutional flaws, particularly its expanded fees for ratepayers, a provision absent in the original draft. Moreover, he criticizes the... Read more » The post Rep. Greg Cheney takes a stand against contentious energy bill, ESHB 1589 appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
During House floor debate, Rep. Greg Cheney, R-Battle Ground, advocates for Initiative 2113, which aims to restore vehicular police pursuits. The initiative was approved by the House with a vote of 77 to 20. The post Rep. Greg Cheney supports I-2113 during House floor debate, restoring vehicular police pursuits appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
With just a few days remaining, we are in the final stretch of the 2024 legislative session. Several deadlines have passed, including Friday’s opposite house cutoff, marking the final day to approve bills from the opposite chamber. Bills not meeting this cutoff, unless necessary for budget implementation, likely won't go any further this session. The post Rep. Greg Cheney: Legislative updates and achievements appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
Rep. Greg Cheney, R-Battle Ground, successfully guided five bills through the Washington State House of Representatives, accomplishing a remarkable feat. Each of these bills garnered overwhelming bipartisan support, highlighting their significance in shaping the future of Washington state. House Bill 2032 improves election transparency by reducing the size of yard signs exempt from certain political advertising disclosure requirements.... Read more » The post Rep. Greg Cheney secures bipartisan victory with five key bills appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
Luke Fazio, from Ridgefield and a Central Catholic High School student, recently completed a stint as a legislative page in the Washington State House of Representatives. Sponsored by Rep. Greg Cheney, R-Battle Ground, Luke’s weeklong service involved active participation in the legislative process and attending Page School. Cheney commended Luke for his motivation, interest in the political process,... Read more » The post Central Catholic High School student earns praise from Rep. Greg Cheney for legislative page service appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
Dear Friends and Neighbors, I’d like to extend a warm invitation to our upcoming 18th District Town Halls on Saturday, February 17th, hosted by Sen. Ann Rivers, Rep. Stephanie McClintock, and myself. Town halls are an invaluable opportunity for us to connect directly with you — the people and district we represent — and to... Read more » The post You’re invited: Join us at the 18th District Town Halls appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
In a recent House floor debate, Rep. Greg Cheney expressed his strong concerns about SHB 1104, focusing on eligibility and criteria for deferred prosecutions. Cheney noted that, under this bill, individuals could potentially reach their third DUI conviction before facing any jail time. The post Rep. Greg Cheney shares his strong concern about SHB 1104’s proposed deferred prosecution criteria appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
Sen. Ann Rivers, Rep. Stephanie McClintock and Rep. Greg Cheney will hold town halls in Battle Ground and Vancouver this Saturday, Feb. 17. The 18th District lawmakers will take questions and discuss where a variety of legislation stands as the 2024 legislative session moves closer to its scheduled March 7 end. Starting times and locations... Read more » The post 18th District lawmakers to hold town halls Saturday in Battle Ground, Vancouver appeared first on Greg Cheney. -
Rep. Greg Cheney, R-Battle Ground, delivers a compelling speech on the House floor advocating for his bill, HB 2034, aimed at mandating counties and cities to inform the Administrative Office of the Courts about court reorganizations. Cheney’s bill seeks to enhance the efficiency of our legal system. By ensuring that all parties, including the state... Read more » The post Rep. Greg Cheney speaks to support his bill simplifying court reorganization notification appeared first on Greg Cheney.
18th Legislative District
BATTLE GROUND, WA
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Stephanie McClintock
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- Legislative District:
18
- Precinct:
556
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Stephanie McClintock
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The 2024 legislative session is in the books and a lot happened during this quick 60-day period, including big news for some of the statewide initiatives, two of my bills becoming law, and the Legislature passing the state’s biennial supplemental spending plans. House Republicans entered the 2024 session with several important goals as we look... Read more » The post An update on my bills, the statewide initiatives, and the state budgets: 2024 session recap from Rep. McClintock appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
The governor signed a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock on Tuesday that will help kids in foster care by improving communication between the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) and individuals caring for foster kids in Washington. The bipartisan House Bill 1970 will require DCYF to establish a caregiver communication specialist position within the... Read more » The post Governor signs McClintock bill to enhance communication with the DCYF, improve foster care services appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
The governor signed into law a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock on Wednesday, aimed at simplifying the testing process for people seeking an architectural career in Washington. Current law requires an applicant to pass the required examination to qualify for registration as an architect in Washington. However, there is a five-year rolling timeline for all... Read more » The post McClintock legislation that will remove barriers to the architectural licensing process is signed into law appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously approved the state’s 2024-25 supplemental capital budget today. The biennial construction, repair, and infrastructure funding plan, Senate Bill 5949, appropriates a total of $1.33 billion in funding. Reps. Greg Cheney and Stephanie McClintock, who helped secure 18th District project funding, were pleased to see that many important projects in... Read more » The post 18th District lawmakers secure nearly $18 million from the 2024-25 supplemental capital budget for district projects appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
Rep. Stephanie McClintock, R-Vancouver, speaks during a debate on the house floor against a bill that would require certain employers that do not offer their employees a qualified retirement plan to allow employees to contribute to an individual retirement account through an automatic payroll deduction. Click below to watch. The post Rep. McClintock speaks against a bill that would create a state run employee retirement program appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
Communication between the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) and individuals caring for kids in foster care, could see major improvement going forward, thanks to a bipartisan bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock. House Bill 1970, which the Washington State Senate unanimously approved on Friday, would require DCYF to establish a caregiver communication specialist position... Read more » The post McClintock bill to improve communication with the DCYF gets unanimous approval from the Senate appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
The Washington State Senate unanimously approved a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock on Wednesday, aimed at simplifying the testing process for people seeking an architectural career in Washington. House Bill 1880 would eliminate the five-year rolling timeline for architecture applicants to successfully pass each section of their examination for registration. Current law requires an applicant... Read more » The post McClintock bill to improve the architectural licensing process moves another step closer to becoming law appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
Rep. Stephanie McClintock, R-Vancouver, discusses the three education bills she introduced this session and how they would improve student learning and outcomes. Click below to watch. The post Rep. McClintock discusses her passion for education and the bills she introduced to help improve it appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
The Senate Labor and Commerce Committee voted in favor of legislation from Rep. Stephanie McClintock on Tuesday that would help people working toward a career in architecture. House Bill 1880 would eliminate the five-year rolling timeline for architecture applicants to successfully pass each section of their examination for registration. “Many licensing rules and regulations in... Read more » The post Senate committee approves Rep. McClintock’s bill to improve testing procedure for architectural licensing appeared first on Stephanie McClintock. -
Prairie High School student, Addison Randall, recently spent a week at the state Capitol in Olympia to serve as a page in the Washington State House of Representatives. Addison was sponsored by Rep. Stephanie McClintock of the 18th Legislative District. “It was a pleasure to sponsor Addison in Olympia this week,” said McClintock, R-Vancouver. “She... Read more » The post Rep. McClintock sponsors high school student from Battle Ground as House page appeared first on Stephanie McClintock.
18th Legislative District
VANCOUVER, WA
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Kevin Waters
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- Legislative District:
17
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Kevin Waters
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A bipartisan bill from Rep. Kevin Waters that will boost the state’s efforts to remove fish barriers in Washington is set to become law later this year after the governor signed it on Monday. House Bill 2045 will facilitate the removal of fish barriers on lands owned by local governments by creating the “Adopt a... Read more » The post Governor signs into law bipartisan legislation from Rep. Waters to help remove fish barriers appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
The final gavel of the 2024 legislative session dropped on Thursday, March 7, bringing this 60-day sprint to a close. It was an honor and privilege to represent the 17th District in Olympia. We accomplished several good things, and I look forward to continuing that progress in the coming months throughout the interim. Four Bills... Read more » The post 2024 session ends with big victories for Washington: An update from Kevin Waters appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
Two more bipartisan bills from Rep. Kevin Waters are scheduled to take effect later this year, after being signed into law by the governor on Thursday, including one that will help beverage producers during a disaster or state of emergency. House Bill 2204 will allow beverage producers a temporary emergency permit – with no fees... Read more » The post The governor signs two more bipartisan bills from Rep. Waters into law appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
A bill from Rep. Kevin Waters that will align the penalties for selling alcohol to a minor in Washington, is set to become law later this year after the governor signed the bill on Wednesday. House Bill 2260 authorizes the Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) to impose civil penalties on store clerks for selling alcohol... Read more » The post Governor signs into law bipartisan legislation from Waters addressing penalties for selling to a minor appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously approved the state’s 2024-25 supplemental capital budget today. The biennial construction, repair, and infrastructure funding plan, Senate Bill 5949, appropriates a total of $1.33 billion in funding. Reps. Paul Harris and Kevin Waters, who helped secure more than $21 million of funding for the 17th District, were pleased to... Read more » The post 17th District lawmakers secure more than $21 million in the 2024-25 supplemental capital and transportation budgets appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
Camas High School student Kailyn Ruzzamenti served as a page in the Washington State House of Representatives last week, sponsored by Rep. Kevin Waters of the 17th Legislative District. As a page, Kailyn, who is 15, was responsible for delivering messages and documents to state lawmakers working in various locations, including the House chamber. She... Read more » The post Camas teen joins Rep. Kevin Waters as page in state House of Representatives appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
Three bipartisan bills from Rep. Kevin Waters are one step closer to becoming law after receiving approval from the Washington State Senate this week, including one that could provide a major boost to beverage producers during a disaster or state of emergency. House Bill 2204, which passed unanimously, would allow beverage producers a temporary emergency... Read more » The post Washington State Senate passes three bipartisan bills from Rep. Kevin Waters appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
The Washington State Senate unanimously approved a bipartisan bill from Rep. Kevin Waters on Wednesday that would give a big boost to the state’s efforts to remove fish barriers in Washington. House Bill 2045 would facilitate the removal of fish barriers on lands owned by local governments by creating the “Adopt a Fish Barrier” program,... Read more » The post Waters bipartisan fish barrier removal bill receives full support from the Senate appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
Thank you for your continued support and input during this 2024 legislative session. I just wanted to reach out and remind you that I will be joining my 17th District seatmates, Rep. Paul Harris, R-Vancouver, and Sen. Lynda Wilson, R-Vancouver, for a virtual town-hall meeting tomorrow evening, Feb. 22 at 6:30, to discuss everything happening... Read more » The post Please sign up and join us for our Zoom town hall tomorrow night appeared first on Kevin Waters. -
Tuesday, Feb. 13, was house of origin cutoff, meaning that was the last day for bills to be voted out of their respective chamber. We debated and voted on dozens of bills and passed many good pieces of legislation. We’ll spend the next week and a half in our respective committees considering bills that passed... Read more » The post Check out my latest videos and please join us for an update on the 2024 legislative session at our virtual town hall next week appeared first on Kevin Waters.
17th Legislative District
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