Tag: 2019 legislature
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Update on transportation bills in Olympia: What’s dead and what’s still got a chance
Non-budgetary bills in the Washington legislature had until yesterday to pass in at least one chamber in order to remain on track for passage into law. We wrote about a few transportation-related efforts Tuesday, so how did they do? Well, it’s a mixed bag. Heidi Groover has a longer list over at the Seattle Times.…
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A look at some transportation bills still working through the WA legislature
So Washington Democrats have both legislative chambers and the Governor’s Office for the first time in a while, so what does that mean for transportation? Well, some great things are moving forward, but so are some pretty not-so-great things. As the session nears its vital halfway point, Heidi Groover at the Seattle Times put together…
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