We are in our third week of the 2020 Legislative Session. Committees are actively taking up bills that address our agenda. Read on for more detailed news or you can quick glance via our Bill Tracking Page. Read more

It's the second week of the 2020 Washington State Legislative Session. Lots of bills are getting introduced and receiving hearings. You can follow the bills we're following on our tracking list.  Read more

The 2020 Legislative Session started with a new speaker and lots of energy for our key issues. We appreciate your engagement during this upcoming, short session.  Read more

  We are firing up our weekly legislative updates in time for this year's legislative session. Read more

We're getting ready for the 2020 Legislative Session including preparing for two December issue webinars. Read more

We are little less than four months from the 2020 Legislative Session which makes it the right time to start thinking about state policy issues and their impact on your work.  We'd like to offer some free webinars in the weeks leading up to session and would like your help determining which issues to focus on. So please read to the end and answer our quick poll on this.   Read more

Happy July.  Today, we take notice of some of the effects of recent legislation and a HUD rulemaking. You can read up on the key achievements of the 2019 session here. Read more

The 2019 Legislature finished on time and in the nick of time to avoid a special session.  In doing so, the Legislature passed new two-year operating and capital budgets and some legislation that offers good news regarding our agenda.  Read more

The regular Legislative session ends this Sunday. As of today, four bills on our legislative tracking list are headed to the Governor for his consideration. One bill is still in limbo between the House and Senate version.  And, of course, the star of the 105-day show is the biennial budget.   Read more

Olympia legislative activity winds down after today with the focus turning toward the budget and working out compromises on bills that have passed both houses but in different form, such as S.B 5600 which extends protections to tenants.  Read more