Session is now in full swing. Bills will be read and reviewed in the house of origin committee until February 22 — the cutoff date for a bill to pass out of its house of origin. For now, we are continuing conversation with legislators and testifying at public...
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Dispatch From Olympia: Session Starts
What happened last weekFreshmen legislators were sworn in last week, as the most diverse group of lawmakers in Washington State history kicked off the 105-day legislative session.While new Senators and Representatives received orientation and committee...
2019 Legislative Priorities
TCC will push for a variety of transportation, equity, and climate-related priorities this year during Legislative Session. This is a long session (January 14 - April 28), and Democrats have gained seats in both the House and Senate. This session, we will...
Legislative Landscape 2019
Washington State’s legislative session starts next Monday, January 14. Here’s what you need to know.A new legislature kicks off: Who will be our leaders on transportation issues?Democrats gained seats in both houses, and will enter the 2019 regular 105-day...
Our Metro Budget Breakdown
Don't have time to read 131 wonky pages of budget talk? Here's a cheat sheet on what King County Metro has in store for the next two years. Last week, King County Executive Constantine released a proposed 2019-2020 budget including a $2.5 billion budget for Metro...
Dispatch From Olympia: 2018 Legislative Session Recap
Last Thursday, for the first time since 2014, the Washington State Legislature adjourned without requiring a special session (or two or three)! After a quick 60-day session and hours of working with representatives, coalition members, and community partners in Olympia...
Dispatch From Olympia: A Win For Fair Representation!
Legislative session is wrapping up! Today is the last day to consider opposite house bills and session ends next week. Here’s what’s happening in Olympia: A win for fair representation! Yesterday, a bill requiring proportional representation by population on transit...
What The Proposed Federal Budget Means For Washington State Transit Projects
Yesterday, the Trump Administration released its proposed Fiscal Year 2019 Budget. Are you experiencing some Déjà vu? So are we. The proposed 2019 budget, similar to the administration’s 2018 proposed budget, would see deep cuts in the Federal Transit Administration...
Dispatch From Olympia: A Look At The Transportation Bills Moving Forward
The 2018 Legislative Session is moving FAST! This week, deadlines are coming and going, and we are feeling positive about the legislation that is moving forward. Tuesday, February 6, was the last day for bills to pass out of fiscal committees and February 14 will be...
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