Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
FARMS AND FARMING
 (See also AGRICULTURE; AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT; BUILDING CODES AND PERMITS; FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS; LIVESTOCK; PEST CONTROL AND PESTICIDES; WATER RIGHTS) |
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Agricultural products or farm machinery/equipment, persons hauling for farmer, public utility tax exemption:
HB 1380, SHB 1380 |
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Career and technical education and student organizations, in agriculture, food, and natural resource sciences:
HB 1544 |
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Compost reimbursement pilot program, for farming operations, establishing and implementing:
HB 1799, SB 5717, SB 5731 |
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Compost reimbursement program, for farming operations, establishing and implementing:
SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022) |
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Custom farming services, person performing or hauling for person performing, tax exemptions for, when:
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HB 1641, CH 119 (2022) |
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Custom farming services, persons performing for a farmer, B&O tax exemption for:
HB 1380, SHB 1380 |
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Custom farming services, persons performing, persons doing certain hauling for, public utility tax exemption:
HB 1380, SHB 1380 |
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Disasters, farmers/ranchers, short-term disaster recovery financial assistance program, developing/implementing:
HB 2051,
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SHB 2051, CH 280 (2022), SB 5936 |
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Employees, farm internship pilot project, adding Benton county to:
SB 5812 |
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Equity in farming, historically underrepresented groups, inclusion in food/agriculture laws/rules/etc. development, etc.:
HB 1395, SHB 1395 |
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Farmers markets, nonprofit conducting activities related to, property tax exemption, when:
HB 1906, HB 1967, SHB 1967 |
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Farmers markets, property owned by certain nonprofits and used for, property tax exemption:
HB 1906, HB 1967, SHB 1967,
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SB 5505, CH 84 (2022) |
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Farmers, future farmers of America, as youth development program promoting agriculture education and fair/youth show/exhibition participation:
SSB 5643, 2SSB 5643 |
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Farmers, future farmers of America, national FFA president Cole Baerlocher, recognizing and commending:
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SR 8660 (2022) |
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Fertilizer, commercial, application/license/inspection/late fees, increasing:
SB 5318,
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SSB 5318, CH 282 (2021) |
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Fur farming, fur farm transition grant program and account, establishing:
HB 1718 |
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Fur farming, prohibitions, when:
HB 1375, HB 1718 |
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Fur farms, spread of COVID-19 via, fur farming and fur products manufacturing/production prohibitions to reduce:
HB 1375 |
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Fur farms, spread of COVID-19 via, fur products sale/trade/distribution prohibitions to reduce:
SB 5708, SB 5973 |
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Housing, temporary, for farmworkers, sales/use tax exemptions for, expanding:
SB 5396, SSB 5396,
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2SSB 5396, CH 250 (2021) |
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Indian farmers and farm laborers, nonviolent protest in India of, honoring:
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SR 8625 (2021) |
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Lands, agricultural, current use classification, involuntary removal, inspection before/documentation for refund:
HB 1683 |
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Milk producers, small-scale farms, direct sales by, milk testing requirements:
HB 1256 |
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Schillinger, Dr. Bill, professor emeritus, agronomist, and former director of WSU Dryland Research Station, honoring:
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SR 8645 (2022) |
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Slaughterers, custom farm, annual custom meat licenses for mobile units:
HB 1102 |
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Sustainable farms and fields grant program, advisors network for, establishing:
HB 1631 |
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Sustainable farms and fields grant program, compost spreading equipment, using grant funds for:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
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Sustainable farms and fields grant program, creating or maintaining pollinator habitat via:
SB 5253, SSB 5253,
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2SSB 5253, CH 278 (2021) |
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Woodland, Planters Days, centennial celebration of, recognizing June 16th through 19th, 2022, as:
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HR 4654 (2022) |
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Workers, agricultural, overtime compensation for 50+ hours during special circumstance weeks:
HB 1750 |
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Workers, L&I administration of various matters applicable to, performance audits of:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
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Workers, specific needs of, comprehensive study of, conducting:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
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Workers, temporary housing for, sales/use tax exemptions for, expanding:
SB 5396, SSB 5396,
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2SSB 5396, CH 250 (2021) |
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FERRIES
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Construction or replacement, as public works, 988 suicide prevention hotline on signs for:
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E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022), HB 1600 |
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Electric ferries, design and procurement by counties, process for:
HB 1502,
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SHB 1502, CH 224 (2021) |
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Electrification program, vessel and terminal, intention to fully fund:
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Employees, newly hired/from underrepresented communities, impact of bargaining agreements on:
HB 1608 |
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Fares, fare-free policy for walk-on riders and vehicle passengers 18 years of age and younger, adopting:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Procurement, small business participation in, small business enterprise enforceable goals program for, establishing:
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SHB 1502, CH 224 (2021) |
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Vessel and terminal electrification program, fully funding:
SHB 2119 |
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Vessel replacement surcharge, additional, imposing on ferry fares sold:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
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Vessel replacement surcharges, depositing in capital vessel replacement account:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
(See also LOANS; WAGES AND HOURS) |
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Banks, Washington state public bank, establishing:
SB 5188 |
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Blockchain technology/applications, Washington blockchain work group, establishing:
HB 1729, SHB 1729, SB 5544,
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ESSB 5544, CH 226 (2022) |
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Children in foster care, self-controlled bank account with financial institution, program to provide:
SB 5824, SSB 5824 |
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Cooperatives, Washington state public financial cooperative, establishing:
SSB 5188, E2SSB 5188 |
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Credit unions, as public depositaries, repealing section:
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SB 5106, CH 91 (2021) |
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Credit unions, Washington state credit union act, revising:
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EHB 1165, CH 15 (2022) |
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Depositaries, public, linked deposit program, revising provisions of:
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SB 5787, CH 99 (2022) |
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Equitable access to credit program, grants to lending institutions for underserved communities:
HB 1015, SHB 1015,
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E2SHB 1015, CH 189 (2022) |
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Federal home loan banks, collateral pledged by an insurer member, rights of bank, when:
SB 5400 |
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Financial products/services, innovative, regulatory sandbox program for testing, establishing:
SB 5447 |
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Financial services de-risking by financial institutions, requesting that congress pass legislation to reduce:
SJM 8004 |
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Fossil fuels industry, institutions providing financing to, imposing climate resiliency and mitigation surcharge on:
SB 5967 |
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Fossil fuels, bankers of, paying climate resiliency and mitigation surcharge, reducing B&O tax surcharge/surtax rate for:
SB 5967 |
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Garnishment, writs of, in cases of consumer debt and private student loan debt, duties of institutions:
HB 1447,
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HB 1525, CH 50 (2021) |
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Interest/investment earnings, on public funds, public depositaries receiving, B&O tax deduction for:
HB 1531, SB 5445 |
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Investment interest, B&O tax deduction for certain, eliminating to fund affordable housing:
SB 5138 |
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Linked deposit program, surplus treasury funds investment options, expanding to investment instruments:
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SB 5787, CH 99 (2022) |
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Linked deposit program, time certificate of deposit investment program, renaming as surplus funds investment program:
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SB 5787, CH 99 (2022) |
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London interbank offered rate (LIBOR), discontinuance of, protecting consumers from:
SB 5946, SSB 5946 |
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London interbank offered rate (LIBOR), transitioning certain financial contracts away from:
SSB 5946 |
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Service providers, providing service to institution, examination of:
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SB 5602, CH 49 (2022) |
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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, DEPARTMENT
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Data provided to department, by out-of-state or federal agency or regulatory association, disclosure exemption, when:
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HB 1899, CH 8 (2022) |
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Financial products/services, innovative, regulatory sandbox program for testing, establishing, department role:
SB 5447 |
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Securities, department investigations, removing disclosure exemption, when:
SSB 5098 |
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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, OFFICE
(See also PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES) |
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Capital projects, 4-year colleges, supporting health care/behavioral health programs enrollment, OFM role:
HB 1949 |
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Credit history, use in insurance scores of, work group on, OFM to appoint mediator to convene:
SB 5969 |
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Economic development strategic reserve account, expenditures into, OFM role:
SB 5156 |
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Education data center, contracting with WSU child and family research unit to update 2015 report:
HB 1746, SHB 1746 |
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Education data center, dual credit programs annual reporting duties:
HB 1867,
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SHB 1867, CH 75 (2022) |
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Education data center, higher education diversity/equity/inclusion/antiracism programs analysis role of:
SB 5227, SSB 5227 |
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Equity impact statements for bills and other proposed legislation, OFM role:
HB 1264, SHB 1264, SB 5274 |
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Fiscal impact statements, for measures increasing/decreasing state tax revenues:
SSB 5182 |
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Fiscal impact statements, for measures increasing/decreasing state tax revenues, deadline for filing of:
HB 1357 |
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Fiscal impact, dynamic fiscal impact statements, instituting, OFM role:
HB 1179 |
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Fiscal impact, working families fiscal impact statements, in fiscal notes, creating, OFM role:
HB 2006 |
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Fiscal notes, various provisions:
HB 1179, HB 2006, SB 5216 |
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Home security fund account, expenditures from budget stabilization account into, OFM role:
SB 5156 |
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Home security fund account, homeless housing/assistance document recording surcharge deposits into, OFM role:
HB 2010 |
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Local economic inclusion grants, revolving fund model for, OFM to develop:
SB 5241 |
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Medicaid, medicaid expenditure forecast work group, creating, OFM role:
SB 5620, SSB 5620 |
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Performance audits of government account, continuing temporary uses of funds in:
SSB 5616,
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2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
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Personnel service fund, continuing temporary uses of funds in:
SSB 5616,
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2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
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Public service loan forgiveness program, federal, program for employers to certify employment for, OFM role:
SB 5847 |
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Public service loan forgiveness program, federal, program for state agencies to certify employment for, OFM role:
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ESSB 5847, CH 248 (2022) |
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School districts, boards of directors, compensation and future needs of, examining, OFM role:
HB 1803 |
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State agency operations, OFM reports to governor recommending improvements, removing confidentiality of:
SSB 5098 |
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State employees, working from home, reimbursement of necessary expenditures by, OFM policy/procedures role:
SB 5395, SSB 5395, E2SSB 5395 |
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State employees, working from home, remote working environment work group, establishing, OFM role:
SSB 5395, E2SSB 5395 |
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State trooper and sergeant salaries, competitive for recruitment, OFM reporting role, removing expiration:
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HB 1785, CH 131 (2022) |
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State trooper and sergeant salaries, continued competitiveness, OFM role:
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HB 1785, CH 131 (2022) |
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Vehicle lane departure, preservation program safety measures to reduce, OFM role:
HB 1605 |
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FIRE PROTECTION
(See also FIREFIGHTERS; FIRST RESPONDERS; FOREST LAND) |
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Aviation assurance fund board, convening and staffing:
HB 2086 |
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Aviation assurance fund office, creating:
HB 2086 |
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Aviation assurance funding program, for defraying private aerial fire response costs, administering:
HB 2086 |
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Dampers, fire and/or smoke, inspection/testing of, alternative to certain contractors/engineers for:
SB 5360 |
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Dampers, fire and/or smoke, installation/inspection/maintenance/testing of:
HB 1971, SHB 1971 |
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Districts, commissioner elections, ranked choice voting for:
HB 1156, SHB 1156, SB 5584, SSB 5584 |
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Districts, commissioners, changes in number of, modifying provisions:
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HB 1159, CH 34 (2021) |
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Districts, training/resources to mitigate injuries/reduce harm in calls responded to, interlocal agreements for:
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SB 5338, CH 19 (2021) |
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Districts, treasurer of, board authority to designate other person as:
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SB 5565, CH 90 (2022) |
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Districts, volunteer firefighters on behalf of, leave from employment for firefighting, requirements:
SB 5384,
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SSB 5384, CH 105 (2021) |
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Fire benefit charges, for city/town fire protection services, imposition of, when:
HB 1811 |
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Fire department vehicles, rear-facing blue lights and red lights at scene of emergency:
SSB 5907 |
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Fire department vehicles, rear-facing blue lights in combination with red lights at scene of emergency:
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HB 2033, CH 279 (2022) |
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Fire departments, fire suppression vehicles with emissions or fuel reduction technology, sales/use tax exemptions:
HB 1479 |
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Fire departments, safe station pilot programs for substance use disorder aid:
SB 5074, ESSB 5074 |
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Fire protection services, competitive grant program for rural-county local government capital projects for, establishing:
HB 1929 |
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Fire protection sprinkler system contractors, increasing licensing fees/fines/penalties and imposing disciplinary action:
SB 5880 |
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Fire protection sprinkler system contractors, increasing licensing fees/fines/penalties and investigating alleged violations:
SSB 5880 |
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Fireworks, consumer, city or county limits or prohibition:
HB 1059, SHB 1059, HB 1638, SHB 1638 |
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Personal protective equipment for firefighting, as priority consumer product for PFAS chemicals:
HB 1694,
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ESHB 1694, CH 264 (2022) PV |
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Rangeland fire protection association pilot project, conducting, and requirements for associations:
HB 1891 |
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Regional fire protection service authority, treasurer of, authority to designate other person as:
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SB 5565, CH 90 (2022) |
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Smoke control systems, inspection/testing of, alternative to certain contractors/engineers for:
SB 5360 |
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Smoke control systems, installation/inspection/maintenance/testing of:
HB 1971, SHB 1971 |
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Wildfires, 20-year forest health strategic plan, implementation progress and funding of:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, 2020 forest action plan, activities for implementing, fully funding:
HB 1168 |
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Wildfires, caused by electric utility's equipment, best management practices for preventing:
SB 5803 |
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Wildfires, caused by electric utility's equipment, electric utility wildfire mitigation plans for mitigating, requirements:
SSB 5803, E2SSB 5803 |
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Wildfires, caused by electric utility's equipment, presumption of utility liability for damage:
SB 5803 |
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Wildfires, danger of, creating outdoor recreation and climate adaptation account partly to reduce:
HB 1823 |
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Wildfires, forest health treatments and wildfire prevention/response, various actions to provide:
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, highly impacted communities, using environmental health disparities/justice/equity tools to identify:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, prevention, forest health activities for, and community resiliency projects, funding:
SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021), SB 5461 |
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Wildfires, prevention/preparedness, forest health advisory committee role:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, prevention/preparedness, wildland fire advisory committee role:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, single-family dwellings damaged by natural disaster, improvements to, property tax exemption:
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ESB 5454, CH 192 (2021) |
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Wildfires, smoke causing severe poor air quality, extreme weather response grant program:
SHB 1620 |
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Wildfires, utility wildland fire prevention advisory committee, electric utility wildfire mitigation plans duties of:
SSB 5803, E2SSB 5803 |
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Wildfires, utility wildland fire prevention advisory committee, renaming task force as:
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ESB 5158, CH 183 (2021) |
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Wildfires, utility wildland fire prevention task force, recommendations of, implementing:
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ESB 5158, CH 183 (2021) |
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Wildfires, volunteer firefighter leave from employment for firefighting for certain political subdivisions or the state:
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SSB 5384, CH 105 (2021) |
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Wildfires, volunteer firefighter leave from employment for firefighting for fire protection district, requirements:
SB 5384 |
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Wildfires, Washington state forest action plan, activities for implementing, fully funding:
SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, wildfire response, forest restoration, and community resilience act:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, wildland fire aviation program and support plan, provisions:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, wildland fire protection 10-year strategic plan, implementation progress and funding of:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, wildland fire risk map, comprehensive statewide:
SSB 5803, E2SSB 5803 |
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Wildfires, wildland fire risk reduction/prevention/suppression, state agency coordination of:
SSB 5803, E2SSB 5803 |
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FIREARMS
(See also WEAPONS) |
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Aiming or discharge of firearm or dangerous weapon, unlawful, provisions:
HB 1038 |
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Ammunition, firearm magazines/loading devices of any size, constitutional amendment to allow for self-defense:
SJR 8205 |
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Ammunition, large capacity magazines, definition and prohibitions:
HB 1164, SB 5078,
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ESSB 5078, CH 104 (2022) |
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Assault weapon, defining with list of specific firearms:
HB 1229, SB 5217 |
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Assault weapons, requirements and prohibitions:
HB 1229, SB 5217 |
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Clay targets, sales and use tax exemptions:
SB 5187 |
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Election-related offices/facilities, firearms/weapons in, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1618,
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ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022), SB 5846 |
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Extreme risk protection orders, moving to a single civil protection orders chapter:
HB 1320, SHB 1320,
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E2SHB 1320, CH 215 (2021), SB 5297 |
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Extreme risk protection orders, updating and modifying:
HB 1901,
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SHB 1901, CH 268 (2022), SB 5845 |
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Firearm rights, voluntary waiver of, firearm possession or control after, civil infraction:
SB 5491 |
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Firearm rights, voluntary waiver of, various provisions, modifying:
SB 5491 |
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Firearms/ammunition, replacing "military equipment" prohibition for law enforcement with "prohibited equipment" list:
HB 1737, HB 2036, SB 5569 |
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Firearms/ammunition, when "military equipment," acquisition/use by law enforcement, clarifying prohibiting of:
HB 1634,
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HB 1719, CH 3 (2022) |
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Firearms/ammunition, when "military equipment," acquisition/use by law enforcement, prohibiting of:
HB 1054,
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ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
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Forfeited firearms, destroying of, policies/criteria for when:
HB 1134 |
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Ghost guns and ghost gun kits, prohibitions/penalties:
HB 1705,
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ESHB 1705, CH 105 (2022) |
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Governing body meetings, firearm/weapon knowingly open carrying in location of, prohibiting:
HB 1630,
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ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022) |
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Gun clubs, nonprofit, clay target sales and use tax exemptions for:
SB 5187 |
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Loss or theft, owner/possessor who suffers, mandatory reporting and failure to report:
HB 1133 |
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Marketing/advertising to minors via internet/mobile application, prohibitions:
HB 1697, SHB 1697 |
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Murder, first degree, aggravated, eliminating firearm discharge from/near motor vehicle as basis for:
HB 1692 |
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Open carrying, at meeting/facility/demonstration, municipality authority to restrict:
SB 5568 |
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Open carrying, at meeting/facility/parks, municipality authority to restrict:
SSB 5568 |
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Open carrying, at public demonstration or state capitol, prohibiting:
SB 5038 |
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Open carrying, for certain capitol campus memorial events, when:
SB 5690, ESSB 5690 |
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Open carrying, knowingly, at permitted demonstration or state capitol, prohibiting, when:
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ESSB 5038, CH 261 (2021) |
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Openly carrying/displaying in threatening manner, as criminal mischief, class C felony:
HB 1283, SHB 1283 |
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Pistols, license for concealed, public records disclosure exemption, when:
SB 5095 |
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Possession, by school personnel with valid concealed pistol license:
HB 1481 |
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Possession, in certain places, local government regulation of, in addition to or more restrictive than state law:
HB 1313 |
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Possession, in election-related offices/facilities, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1618,
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ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022), SB 5846 |
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Possession, in state capitol campus buildings, on west capitol grounds, or in certain other buildings, prohibiting:
HB 1234 |
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Possession, person suspected of, peace officer use of force to ensure officer/others' safety when:
SB 5577 |
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Possession, right to possess, petitioning court to restore, when:
HB 1026, ESB 5561 |
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Possession, unlawful, after aiming/discharging or animal cruelty conviction:
HB 1038 |
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Possession, unlawful, in second degree, various provisions:
HB 1038 |
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Possession, unlawful, when voluntary waiver of firearm rights in effect:
SB 5491 |
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Purchasing a firearm, voter registration at time of:
HB 2081 |
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Regulation of firearms, local government regulation of, in addition to or more restrictive than state law:
HB 1313 |
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Regulation of firearms, state preemption of, repealing:
HB 1313 |
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School district boards of directors, firearms/weapons in facilities during meetings of, prohibiting:
HB 1630 |
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School district boards of directors, firearms/weapons knowingly in facilities during meetings of, prohibiting:
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ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022) |
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School districts/educational service districts, information on firearms/ammunition on websites of:
HB 1759, SHB 1759 |
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Sentencing enhancements for firearms, consecutive, resentencing, petition for:
HB 1169, ESHB 1169 |
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Sentencing enhancements for firearms, earned release time, when:
HB 1282, SHB 1282, SB 5285 |
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Sentencing enhancements for firearms, served consecutively, removing requirement that they be:
HB 1169, ESHB 1169 |
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Sentencing enhancements for firearms, when convicted of violent offense, prohibiting earned early release credits:
HB 2094 |
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Suicide, by veterans/military members, firearm temporary storage by dealer to prevent:
HB 1181, SHB 1181,
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E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022) |
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Target shooting, on DNR-managed lands:
SB 5865 |
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Theft of firearm from residence, store, shop, sales outlet, or vehicle, class B felony:
SB 5407 |
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Transfers, temporary, between owner and museum/historical society, background check requirement exemption for:
SB 5856, SSB 5856 |
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Untraceable firearms and unfinished frames/receivers, prohibitions/penalties:
HB 1705,
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ESHB 1705, CH 105 (2022) |
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Untraceable firearms and unfinished frames/receivers, standards for marking with serial numbers:
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ESHB 1705, CH 105 (2022) |
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FIREFIGHTERS
(See also FIRE PROTECTION; FIRST RESPONDERS; RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS) |
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Firefighters, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/willful omission/conduct, action for recovery/damages:
HB 1341, SHB 1341 |
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Interfering with firefighter, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1826, SHB 1826, SB 5839, SSB 5839 |
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Professional rescue doctrine, repealing to allow certain public safety employee actions in certain cases:
HB 1341 |
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Professional rescue doctrine, repealing to allow professional rescuer actions in certain cases of neglect/omission/etc.:
SHB 1341 |
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Professional rescuers, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/omission/conduct, action for recovery/damages:
SHB 1341 |
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Railroad grade crossings, clearing for emergency services vehicles, when:
SB 5955 |
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Rescuers, public service company contractor/subcontractor liability for loss/damages/injury to, when:
HB 1341 |
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Volunteer firefighters, leave from employment for firefighting for certain political subdivisions or the state, requirements:
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SSB 5384, CH 105 (2021) |
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Volunteer firefighters, leave from employment for firefighting for fire protection district, requirements :
SB 5384 |
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Volunteer firefighters, payments for services of, deduction from unemployment benefit payments, prohibiting:
HB 1448 |
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Washington's firefighters, honoring:
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HR 4620 (2021) |
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FIRST RESPONDERS
(See also EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES; FIREFIGHTERS; LAW ENFORCEMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL) |
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Emergency medical services provider or firefighter, interfering with, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1826, SHB 1826, SB 5839, SSB 5839 |
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Professional rescue doctrine, repealing to allow professional rescuer actions in certain cases of neglect/omission/etc.:
SHB 1341 |
|
|
Professional rescue doctrine, repealing to allow public safety employee actions in certain cases of neglect/omission/etc.:
HB 1341 |
|
|
Professional rescuers, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/omission/conduct, action for recovery/damages:
SHB 1341 |
|
|
Public safety employees, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/omission/conduct, action for recovery/damages:
HB 1341 |
|
|
Rescuers, public service company contractor/subcontractor liability for loss/damages/injury to, when:
HB 1341 |
|
|
Statewide first responder building mapping information system, repealing:
HB 1484,
*
SHB 1484, CH 223 (2021) |
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FISH
(See also FISH AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT; FISHING; FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS; HYDRAULIC PERMITS AND PROJECTS; LAKES AND RESERVOIRS; MARINE WATERS, STATE; RIVERS AND STREAMS) |
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|
Anadromous fish, recovery and enhancement of salmon and steelhead stocks as goal of the state:
SHB 1653 |
|
|
Anadromous fish, recovery, supporting through GMA and SMA planning revisions:
HB 1117, SHB 1117, E2SHB 1117 |
|
|
Anadromous fish, recovery/protection, statewide interagency coordination for:
HB 1653 |
|
|
Anadromous fish, salmon advisory cabinet, establishing to consider factors influencing recovery:
SHB 1653 |
|
|
Anadromous fish, salmon cabinet for statewide interagency recovery coordination, establishing:
HB 1653 |
|
|
Anadromous fisheries, preservation/enhancement in critical areas under GMA, requirements:
HB 1838, SB 5306, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Barriers to passage, culvert and other correction projects, DOT to forgo review, when:
HB 1606 |
|
|
Barriers to passage, DOT correction projects, environmental permitting process for:
SB 5207, SB 5381,
*
SSB 5381, CH 289 (2021) |
|
|
Barriers to passage, public projects for, shoreline substantial development permit requirements exemption:
SB 5207, SB 5381,
*
SSB 5381, CH 289 (2021) |
|
|
Barriers to passage, removal projects funding through Washington water infrastructure program:
SB 5632 |
|
|
Barriers to passage, removal projects, additive transportation funding for:
*
SSB 5975, CH 187 (2022) |
|
|
Barriers to passage, removal projects, national flood insurance program, requirements/fees for administering:
HB 1268, HB 1478 |
|
|
Barriers to passage, removal under growth management act:
HB 1117, SHB 1117, E2SHB 1117 |
|
|
Biodiversity, national strategy for, calling on federal government to establish:
SJM 8009 |
|
|
Habitat enhancement, projects for, national flood insurance program, requirements/fees for administering:
HB 1268, HB 1478 |
|
|
Habitat improvement, public projects for, shoreline substantial development permit requirements exemption:
SB 5207, SB 5381,
*
SSB 5381, CH 289 (2021) |
|
|
Habitat recovery pilot program, creating for freshwater/estuarine/marine fish habitat restoration projects:
HB 1382, SHB 1382,
*
E2SHB 1382, CH 75 (2021) |
|
|
Habitat, fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas, designating under GMA, using best available science for:
HB 1838, SB 5314, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Protection of fish life, marine shoreline stabilization/armoring replacement options for:
SB 5273,
*
SSB 5273, CH 279 (2021) |
|
|
Protection of fish life, marine shoreline stabilization/armoring replacement, residential/nonresidential:
HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Salmon, alternative commercial fishing gear types for, plan to authorize/implement/regulate, requirements:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Salmon, alternative fishing techniques/gear, including pound nets, authorizing and licensing:
SB 5567 |
|
|
Salmon, anadromous fisheries preservation/enhancement in critical areas under GMA, requirements:
HB 1838, SB 5306, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Salmon, chinook, extent and effect of pinniped predation on, review and evaluation of:
SB 5404 |
|
|
Salmon, chinook, pinniped predation management, appropriate actions for, assessing:
SB 5404 |
|
|
Salmon, chinook/coho/chum, excise tax on, supporting hatchery production/commercial fisheries with:
SB 5567 |
|
|
Salmon, fisheries dispute resolution, Puget Sound salmon commercial fisheries advisory board, establishing for:
SB 5421 |
|
|
Salmon, fisheries dispute resolution, Puget Sound salmon commercial/recreational fisheries advisory board for:
SSB 5421 |
|
|
Salmon, fixed fishing gear types for selective commercial harvest of, authority to authorize use of:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Salmon, habitat recovery pilot program, creating for habitat restoration projects:
HB 1382, SHB 1382,
*
E2SHB 1382, CH 75 (2021) |
|
|
Salmon, impact of urban heat island effect on waters bearing, activities to reduce:
HB 1211 |
|
|
Salmon, lethal removal of pinnipeds in Puget Sound to protect, requesting that congress amend MMPA to allow:
SJM 8003 |
|
|
Salmon, managing sea lions/pinnipeds to enhance recovery, panels to consider:
HB 1364 |
|
|
Salmon, maximum lethal take of sea lions/seals/pinnipeds to enhance recovery:
HB 1364 |
|
|
Salmon, number taken by dams on Snake river and animal predators each year, tracking and counting:
SB 5968 |
|
|
Salmon, pound net selective commercial fishery on lower Columbia river, authorizing/implementing/regulating:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Salmon, recovery, salmon recovery technical panel, to consist of directors of DFW and 3 other agencies:
HB 1869 |
|
|
Salmon, recovery, state/tribal riparian management oversight committee, convening:
HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Salmon, recovery, statewide riparian habitat conservation grant program, developing:
HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Salmon, recovery, statewide salmon recovery advisory committee, appointing of:
HB 1869 |
|
|
Salmon, recovery, supporting through GMA and SMA planning revisions:
HB 1117, SHB 1117, E2SHB 1117, HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Salmon, restoration, grants for, B&O tax deduction and sales tax exemption for:
*
ESB 5220, CH 143 (2021) |
|
|
Salmon, salmon recovery element, optional, within city/county comprehensive plan under GMA:
HB 1869 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, extent and effect of pinniped predation on, review and evaluation of:
SSB 5404 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, pinniped predation management, appropriate actions for, assessing:
SSB 5404 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, recovery and enhancement of salmon and steelhead stocks as goal of the state:
SHB 1653 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, recovery/protection, statewide interagency coordination for:
HB 1653 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, riparian management zones/ecosystems, restoration and protection of:
HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, salmon advisory cabinet, establishing to consider factors influencing recovery:
SHB 1653 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, salmon cabinet for statewide interagency recovery coordination, establishing:
HB 1653 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead/trout management, fishing rights/management agreements, repealing ch. 77.110 to affirm:
HB 1172, SB 5199 |
|
|
Warm water game fish, in nonanadromous waters, bag limits for, limiting:
SB 5826, SSB 5826 |
|
FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION
(See also FISH AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT; FISHING; WILDLIFE) |
|
|
Anadromous fish protection and recovery, state goal for, commission role:
HB 1653 |
|
|
Commission, renaming as fish and wildlife advisory commission and modifying its role:
SB 5721 |
|
|
Department of fish and wildlife, governance of, joint legislative task force on, establishing:
HB 2027 |
|
|
Disabilities, fishers/hunters with, advisory committee on, commission role:
HB 1649,
*
SHB 1649, CH 21 (2022) |
|
|
Electronic licensing practices, commission authority to include:
HB 1626,
*
SHB 1626, CH 20 (2022) |
|
|
Members, appointment of, new appointment when appointment not confirmed within 12 months:
SB 5656 |
|
|
Members, reappointment or replacement, and filling of vacancies, requirements:
SB 5661 |
|
|
Projects, fish/shellfish/wildlife, federal funding for, commission indemnifying of U.S. government as condition:
*
SB 5146, CH 182 (2021) |
|
|
Warm water game fish, in nonanadromous waters, bag limits for, limiting, commission rules adoption for:
SB 5826, SSB 5826 |
|
FISH AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT
(See also FISH; FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION; FISHING; HUNTING; HYDRAULIC PERMITS AND PROJECTS; RIVERS AND STREAMS; SHELLFISH; WILDLIFE) |
|
|
Alternative commercial fishing gear types for salmon, DFW plan to authorize/implement/regulate, requirements for:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Anadromous fish protection and recovery, state goal for, DFW role:
HB 1653 |
|
|
Bees/pollinators, habitat for, DFW role:
SB 5253, SSB 5253,
*
2SSB 5253, CH 278 (2021) |
|
|
Best available science, for designation of certain areas under GMA, DFW role:
SB 5314 |
|
|
Director, appointment by commissioner of public lands:
SB 5721 |
|
|
Electric-assisted bicycles, use on trails/roads closed to motor vehicles, where/which bicycle classes, DFW role:
*
ESSB 5452, CH 191 (2021) |
|
|
Enforcement actions, burden of proof on department:
SB 5081 |
|
|
Enforcement program, fish/wildlife, adequate commissioned personnel/funding/resources for, maintaining:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Enforcement program, fish/wildlife, marine resources/public safety protection, 25 percent of field officers for:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Fish passage barrier removal board, Washington water infrastructure program role of:
SB 5632 |
|
|
Fish passage barriers, DOT correction projects, DFW permitting review/approval process:
SB 5207, SB 5381,
*
SSB 5381, CH 289 (2021) |
|
|
Fixed fishing gear types for selective commercial harvest of salmon, DFW authority to authorize use of:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Governance of the department of fish and wildlife, joint legislative task force on, establishing:
HB 2027 |
|
|
Lands, DFW game lands, payments to counties in lieu of property taxes:
*
SB 5159, CH 184 (2021) PV |
|
|
Officers, fish/wildlife, outreach/retention program, with recruitment/new-hire/retention programs, DFW to establish:
HB 1787 |
|
|
Pinniped predation, effect on chinook salmon in marine waters, review and evaluation of, DFW role:
SB 5404 |
|
|
Pinniped predation, effect on chinook salmon, appropriate management actions, assessing, DFW role:
SB 5404 |
|
|
Pinniped predation, effect on salmon and steelhead in marine waters, review and evaluation of, DFW role:
SSB 5404 |
|
|
Pinniped predation, effect on salmon and steelhead, appropriate management actions, assessing, DFW role:
SSB 5404 |
|
|
Pound net fishery, selective commercial, for salmon on lower Columbia river, DFW to authorize/implement/regulate:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Public safety, hunting cougar with aid of dogs for, county agency employee/agent authority to assist when DFW authorizes:
SSB 5613 |
|
|
Salmon, number taken by dams on Snake river and animal predators each year, DFW to track and count:
SB 5968 |
|
|
Salmon, Puget Sound salmon commercial fisheries advisory board, establishing for dispute resolution, DFW role:
SB 5421 |
|
|
Salmon, Puget Sound salmon commercial/recreational fisheries advisory board, for dispute resolution, DFW role:
SSB 5421 |
|
|
Salmon, recovery, statewide salmon recovery advisory committee, DFW to appoint:
HB 1869 |
|
|
Salmon, salmon recovery element, optional under GMA, work plan requirement, DFW role:
HB 1869 |
|
|
Salmon, salmon recovery technical panel, to consist of directors of DFW and 3 other agencies:
HB 1869 |
|
|
Salmon/anadromous fish, preservation/enhancement in critical areas under GMA, requirements, DFW role:
SB 5306 |
|
|
Salmon/steelhead, riparian management zones/ecosystems, restoration and protection of, DFW role:
HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
|
|
State's lands/waters, conserving 30% by 2030, creating 30 by 30 commission and 30 by 30 plan for, DFW role:
SB 5962 |
|
|
Trails, DFW-managed, electric-assisted bicycle use on, when:
HB 1524 |
|
|
Wildlife, taking or effort to harvest, licensee/permittee reporting requirements, violation penalty, increasing:
HB 1261 |
|
|
Wolves, livestock injury/loss due to, payments from fish and wildlife account for costs, DFW role:
*
SB 5058, CH 14 (2021) |
|
|
Youth fishing opportunities account, creating, DFW role:
HB 1431, SHB 1431 |
|
FISHING
(See also BOATS AND BOATING; COMMERCIAL VESSELS AND SHIPPING; FISH; SHELLFISH) |
|
|
Alternative commercial fishing gear types for salmon, plan to authorize/implement/regulate, requirements for:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Alternative fishing techniques/gear for salmon, including pound nets, authorizing and licensing:
SB 5567 |
|
|
Bag limits, for warm water game fish in nonanadromous waters, limiting:
SB 5826, SSB 5826 |
|
|
Commercial fishing fleet, Washington state, 2022 blessing of the fleet:
*
SR 8642 (2022) |
|
|
Commercial, crewmember license and identifying documentation:
*
HB 1437, CH 46 (2021) |
|
|
Commercial, Puget Sound salmon commercial fisheries advisory board, establishing for dispute resolution:
SB 5421 |
|
|
Disabilities, fishers/hunters with, advisory committee on, modifications:
HB 1649,
*
SHB 1649, CH 21 (2022) |
|
|
Enforcement program, fish/wildlife, adequate commissioned personnel/funding/resources for, maintaining:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Enforcement program, fish/wildlife, marine resources/public safety protection, 25 percent of field officers for:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Equipment rental systems, local, establishing with certain grant funds:
HB 1431, SHB 1431 |
|
|
Fishing and shellfishing opportunity grant program, creating to increase youth participation:
HB 1431, SHB 1431 |
|
|
Fixed fishing gear types for selective commercial harvest of salmon, authority to authorize use of:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Licenses, age threshold for mandatory licensing, raising to increase youth participation:
HB 1431, SHB 1431, SB 5552 |
|
|
Licenses, combination, various provisions:
SB 5552 |
|
|
Licenses, personal use shellfish and seaweed license, age threshold for mandatory licensing, raising:
SHB 1431, SB 5552 |
|
|
Licenses, personal use shellfish and seaweed license, issuing vehicle access pass with:
SB 5552 |
|
|
Licensing practices, electronic, fish and wildlife commission authority:
HB 1626,
*
SHB 1626, CH 20 (2022) |
|
|
Licensing requirements, miscellaneous provisions affecting, modifying:
SB 5552 |
|
|
Pound net fishery, selective commercial, for salmon on lower Columbia river, authorizing/implementing/regulating:
SSB 5567 |
|
|
Puget Sound salmon commercial/recreational fisheries advisory board, establishing for dispute resolution:
SSB 5421 |
|
|
Resident, for licensing purposes, certain provisions involving armed forces members and veterans, revising:
SB 5552 |
|
|
Traditional methods, fishing and hunting using, as individual right, constitutional amendment for:
HJR 4210 |
|
|
Youth fishing opportunities account, creating:
HB 1431, SHB 1431 |
|
FLOODS AND FLOOD CONTROL
|
|
|
Chehalis basin, office of, Washington water infrastructure program role of:
SB 5632 |
|
|
Disaster response account, using funds for recovery from certain floods:
SB 5937 |
|
|
Flood control management plans, comprehensive, climate change/sea level rise/storm severity impacts:
SHB 1099, E2SHB 1099 |
|
|
Mitigation against floods, continuing model toxics control act funding for:
SB 5857 |
|
|
National flood insurance program regulation requirements, local administering of, requirements/fees for:
HB 1268, HB 1478 |
|
|
Risk mitigation, creating outdoor recreation and climate adaptation account partly to aid:
HB 1823 |
|
FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS
(See also AGRICULTURE; ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; BUSINESSES; DRUGS; FARMS AND FARMING; LIVESTOCK; PUBLIC ASSISTANCE; SALES; SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS) |
|
|
Beef, raised/processed in WA, retail seller information display requirements for:
HB 1909 |
|
|
Beverage containers, plastic, minimum postconsumer recycled content requirements:
SSB 5022,
*
E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
|
|
Beverages, sweetened, statewide general excise tax on distributors of, for deposit into health equity account:
SB 5371 |
|
|
Career and technical education and student organizations, in agriculture, food, and natural resource sciences:
HB 1544 |
|
|
Caterers, liquor license for, reducing fees:
*
3SHB 1359, CH 116 (2022) |
|
|
Contaminants, monitoring in food supplies, federal FDA information related to, disclosure exemption for:
*
SB 5303, CH 99 (2021) |
|
|
Cottage food operations, latex gloves use in food handling/preparation, prohibiting:
HB 1698 |
|
|
Cottage food operations, maximum sales limit for permit, increasing:
HB 1685, SHB 1685 |
|
|
Cottage food operations, staffing to insure timely permitting and improved service levels for:
SHB 1685 |
|
|
Dairy products, manufacturers/sellers of manufactured products, B&O tax exemptions, removing expiration of:
HB 1858 |
|
|
Delivery, food delivery providers, greenhouse gas emissions from:
HB 1075, SHB 1075, 2SHB 1075 |
|
|
Delivery, food delivery providers, third-party, per trip fees on prearranged delivery trips by, DOR charging of:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
|
|
Edible food, donation of, good samaritan food donation act provisions for:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
|
|
Equity in farming, historically underrepresented groups, inclusion in food/agriculture laws/rules/etc. development/etc.:
HB 1395, SHB 1395 |
|
|
Essential services, food services as, provider noise standards on receiving property, establishment/procedures:
SB 5876 |
|
|
Establishments, latex gloves use in food handling/preparation, prohibiting:
HB 1698 |
|
|
Food service products, expanded polystyrene, sales and distribution prohibitions:
SSB 5022,
*
E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
|
|
Food services, new employees hired for new positions, B&O tax credits for:
SB 5515, SSB 5515 |
|
|
Food serviceware, single-use, food service business supplying only upon request:
SSB 5022 |
|
|
Food serviceware, single-use, food service business supplying only when customer wants:
*
E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
|
|
Food waste, reducing, coordinating statewide efforts:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
|
|
Fruit/vegetables, manufacturer B&O tax exemption, employment/labor/civil rights adjudications disclosure for:
HB 1285, SB 5281 |
|
|
Fruit/vegetables, manufacturers/processors/sellers of, B&O tax exemption, removing expiration of:
HB 1858 |
|
|
Fruit/vegetables/horticultural plants, temporary growing structures/greenhouses for, building code exemption for:
SB 5641 |
|
|
Grain/legume/nut products, manufacturers of, B&O tax exemption:
HB 1858 |
|
|
Hospitality industry, restaurants/hotels/nightclubs/theaters/caterers, certain liquor licenses for, reducing fees:
HB 1359, SHB 1359, 2SHB 1359,
*
3SHB 1359, CH 116 (2022) |
|
|
Hospitality industry, taverns/snack bars/motels/public houses, certain liquor licenses for, reducing fees:
*
3SHB 1359, CH 116 (2022) |
|
|
Latex gloves, in handling/preparation of food for sale, prohibiting use of:
HB 1698 |
|
|
Manufacturers and processors of various foods and by-products, lowering B&O tax rate to 0.00:
SB 5422, SB 5440, SB 5769 |
|
|
Manufacturers/processors/sellers of various food products, B&O tax exemptions, removing expiration of:
HB 1858 |
|
|
Meat products, slaughtering/breaking/processing/selling, B&O tax exemption:
HB 1858 |
|
|
Meat, custom meat facilities, annual custom meat license for operating:
HB 1102 |
|
|
Meat, custom meat facilities, intrastate meat inspection program, establishing:
HB 1102 |
|
|
Meat, interstate shipping program, establishing:
SB 5045 |
|
|
Meat, meat and poultry inspection program, establishing:
SB 5045 |
|
|
Meat, meat and poultry processing and inspection within conservation district, grant program for access to:
SSB 5045, 2SSB 5045 |
|
|
Meat, meat and poultry processing and marketing assistance program, creating:
SSB 5045, 2SSB 5045 |
|
|
Meat/poultry/finfish analogues, not actual meat or poultry, misbranding using identifiable meat term:
HB 1909 |
|
|
Microenterprise home kitchen operations, regulation of and permits and pilot program for:
HB 1258, SHB 1258, E2SHB 1258 |
|
|
Milk, small-scale-farm producers, direct sales by, milk testing requirements:
HB 1256 |
|
|
Packaging and paper products, producer responsibility organizations for, provisions governing:
HB 2003, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
|
|
Packaging, plastic, and film/food service/other products, compostable or noncompostable, labeling to indicate:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
|
|
Packaging, plastic, biodegradable, labeling supported by national/international test methods:
HB 1686, SB 5852 |
|
|
Packaging, plastic, postconsumer recycled content for, stakeholder advisory committee on, convening:
*
E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
|
|
Packaging, plastic, postconsumer recycled content, minimum, requirements:
HB 1488, HB 1932, HB 2003,
*
E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021), SB 5219, SB 5658, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
|
|
Packaging, plastic, postconsumer recycled content, stakeholder advisory committee, establishing:
HB 1488, SB 5219 |
|
|
Poultry, custom meat facilities, license/intrastate inspection program, establishing:
HB 1102 |
|
|
Poultry, interstate shipping program, establishing:
SB 5045 |
|
|
Poultry, meat and poultry inspection program, establishing:
SB 5045 |
|
|
Poultry, meat and poultry processing and inspection within conservation district, grant program for access to:
SSB 5045, 2SSB 5045 |
|
|
Poultry, meat and poultry processing and marketing assistance program, creating:
SSB 5045, 2SSB 5045 |
|
|
Prepared food, certain businesses making retail sales of, B&O tax preferential rate:
HB 1299 |
|
|
Prepared foods, sold by grocery stores, sales and use tax exemptions:
HB 1535 |
|
|
Processing plants, latex gloves use in food handling/preparation, prohibiting:
HB 1698 |
|
|
Restaurants, that ceased engaging in business during pandemic, pandemic tax forgiveness for:
HB 2133 |
|
|
School meal programs, income information electronic repository for, establishing:
*
HB 1833, CH 111 (2022) |
|
|
School meal programs, reduced-price lunches, eliminating copays:
*
EHB 1342, CH 74 (2021) |
|
|
Seafood products, manufacturers/sellers of manufactured products, B&O tax exemption, removing expiration of:
HB 1858 |
|
|
Sustainable food management, Washington center for, establishing:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
|
|
Vegetables/fruit, manufacturer B&O tax exemption, employment/labor/civil rights adjudications disclosure for:
HB 1285, SB 5281 |
|
FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS COUNCIL
|
|
|
Forensic laboratory services, bureau of, state toxicology laboratory rule-making and reporting role of:
SSB 5710 |
|
|
Forensic laboratory services, bureau of, state toxicology laboratory rule-making role of:
SB 5710 |
|
|
Membership, to include director of violence and death investigation resource center:
SB 5776, SSB 5776 |
|
|
State toxicology laboratory, reducing contamination in, council role:
SB 5710, SSB 5710 |
|
FOREST LAND
(See also FIRE PROTECTION; FOREST PRACTICES AND PRODUCTS; GROWTH MANAGEMENT; NATURAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT) |
|
|
Biochar, using in state agency and local government-funded projects, when:
SB 5961,
*
SSB 5961, CH 293 (2022) |
|
|
Biodiversity, national strategy for, calling on federal government to establish:
SJM 8009 |
|
|
Burning, flammable materials/refuse/waste forest materials on DNR-protected lands, permit requirement, violations of:
HB 1423,
*
SHB 1423, CH 132 (2021) |
|
|
Community and urban forestry program, revising name and expanding:
HB 1216, SHB 1216,
*
E2SHB 1216, CH 209 (2021) |
|
|
Designation under GMA, action removing:
*
SB 5042, CH 218 (2022) |
|
|
Doumit, Mark L., director, WA forest protection association, and former state legislator, honoring and remembering:
*
HR 4650 (2022) |
|
|
Fire damage, action against electric utility by owner of land:
SB 5803 |
|
|
Forest health advisory committee, role of:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
*
2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
|
|
Forest health and treatment framework, various provisions:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
*
2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
|
|
Forest health, creating outdoor recreation and climate adaptation account partly to aid:
HB 1823 |
|
|
Forest resiliency account, reenacting:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
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2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
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Forests, working/nonworking, conservation and reforestation plan for, establishing:
SB 5633 |
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Landowners, small forest, integrated small forestland owner assistance program for forest health activities, developing:
HB 1168 |
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Landowners, small forest, integrated small forestland owner forest health program, establishing:
SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Landowners, small forest, small forestland owner work group, establishing as part of Washington climate commitment act:
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E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
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Landowners, small forest, working forests special license plates, creating:
HB 1253 |
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Lands, natural and working, carbon sequestration and storage, programs/activities/projects to increase:
HB 1577 |
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Lands, timber, current use classification, involuntary removal, inspection before/documentation for refund:
HB 1683 |
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Northern spotted owl, programmatic safe harbor agreements for, for forestland owner:
SB 5411, SSB 5411 |
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Timber and land sales, by DNR, sale notices and location, and applicability of requirements:
SB 5201 |
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Timber harvesters, county tax on, revenue appropriations for administering, reducing to increase distributions:
HB 2093, SB 5921 |
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Timber lands, current use classification, involuntary removal, inspection before/documentation for refund:
HB 1683 |
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Weeds, noxious, forestland owner requirements:
HB 1355,
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SHB 1355, CH 217 (2021) |
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Wildfires, forest health treatments and wildfire prevention/response, various actions to provide:
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, highly impacted communities, using environmental health disparities/justice/equity tools to identify:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Wildfires, prevention and risk mitigation, task force recommendations:
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ESB 5158, CH 183 (2021) |
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Wildfires, prevention, forest health activities for, and community resiliency projects, funding:
SB 5461 |
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Wildfires, small forestland owners within wildfire risk areas, mapping tool to identify and steps to aid:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
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2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
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Working and nonworking forest conservation and reforestation plan, voluntary/incentive-based, establishing:
HB 1895 |
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FOREST PRACTICES AND PRODUCTS
(See also FIRE PROTECTION; FOREST LAND) |
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Biochar facilities, marketing/selling forest products to, costs/benefits of, pilot project for evaluating:
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SSB 5961, CH 293 (2022) |
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Biochar, manufacture of, sourcing forest products for, feasibility of, evaluating:
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SSB 5961, CH 293 (2022) |
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Biochar, using in state agency and local government-funded projects, when:
SB 5961,
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SSB 5961, CH 293 (2022) |
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Fee, forest practices applications and notifications, increasing, when:
SB 5637, SSB 5637 |
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Forest practices online review system, public comment on, providing means for:
SB 5637, SSB 5637 |
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Hog fuel, sales and use tax exemptions, extending expiration of:
HB 1387, HB 1924 |
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Hog fuel, sales of, sales/use tax exemptions, extending expiration of:
SB 5239 |
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Hydraulic projects, DNR-approved for habitat/fish passage, substantial development permit requirements exemption:
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SSB 5381, CH 289 (2021) |
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Timber and land sales, by DNR, sale notices and location, and applicability of requirements:
SB 5201 |
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Timber and timber products, business of selling, lowering B&O tax rates:
HB 1858 |
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Timber harvesters, county tax on, revenue appropriations for administering, reducing to increase distributions:
HB 2093, SB 5921 |
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Timber, extraction and products manufacturing and processing for hire, lowering B&O tax rate to 0.00:
SB 5422, SB 5440, SB 5769 |
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Timber, extraction and products manufacturing and processing for hire, lowering B&O tax rates:
HB 1858, SB 5957 |
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Timber, privately owned, purchaser of, reporting for property tax purposes:
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HB 1055, CH 24 (2021) |
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Timber, state land easements/rights-of-way for transport of, when federal government claims right to grant:
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HB 1491, CH 49 (2021) |
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Tree farm program, funding via creation of working forests special license plates:
HB 1253 |
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Urban and community forestry program, revising previous program name to be:
HB 1216, SHB 1216,
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E2SHB 1216, CH 209 (2021) |
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Urban forestry management, shifting from Ch. 35.105 to Ch. 76.15:
HB 1216, SHB 1216,
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E2SHB 1216, CH 209 (2021) |
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Urban forestry, evergreen community designation program:
HB 1216, SHB 1216,
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E2SHB 1216, CH 209 (2021) |
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Urban forestry, program, needs, assistance, plans, ordinances, and DNR role:
HB 1216, SHB 1216,
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E2SHB 1216, CH 209 (2021) |
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Working and nonworking forest conservation and reforestation plan, voluntary/incentive-based, establishing:
HB 1895 |
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FOREST PRACTICES BOARD
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Northern spotted owl, programmatic safe harbor agreements for, for forestland owner, board role:
SB 5411, SSB 5411 |
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FOSSILS
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Dinosaur, official state, Suciasaurus rex as:
HB 1067 |
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FOSTER CARE
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Abuse or neglect, removal of child from parent and placement of child in foster care, when:
HB 1227, SHB 1227,
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E2SHB 1227, CH 211 (2021) |
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Children in foster care, self-controlled bank account with financial institution, program to provide:
SB 5824, SSB 5824 |
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Children in foster care, supreme court's commission on, children's representation work group in, duties:
HB 1219, SHB 1219,
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2SHB 1219, CH 210 (2021) |
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Children in foster care, supreme court's commission on, duties of:
HB 1219, SHB 1219,
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2SHB 1219, CH 210 (2021) |
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College students, homeless and foster care students pilot program, expanding access to:
HB 1166,
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SHB 1166, CH 62 (2021) |
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College students, homeless and foster care students pilot program, further expanding access to:
HB 1601 |
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Developmental disabilities, dependent foster youth with, exiting care system/dependency:
HB 1061, SHB 1061,
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2SHB 1061, CH 56 (2021) |
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Foster care, individuals with lived foster care experiences subcommittee, DCYF oversight board to convene:
SHB 1936 |
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Foster children/youth, moderate to high need for services/supports, supports/services for parents/kinship care providers:
SHB 2038, 2SHB 2038 |
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Foster family homes, placement of children ages 13-17 or medically fragile or with developmental disabilities:
HB 2038 |
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Foster family homes, placement of children at risk of placement instability or medically fragile or with developmental disabilities:
SHB 2038, 2SHB 2038 |
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Foster family homes, recruiting/retaining as placement resources for certain children, dedicating employees to:
HB 2038, SHB 2038, 2SHB 2038 |
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Foster parents, exceptional cost payments to, for accepting placement of certain children:
HB 2038, SHB 2038, 2SHB 2038 |
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Foster youth subcommittee, DCYF oversight board to convene:
HB 1936 |
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Home studies for placing children in foster care, home study training program:
SB 5233 |
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Liaisons, foster care, for each school district, duties of:
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SB 5184, CH 95 (2021) |
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Licenses, child-specific, issuing to a relative:
SB 5151,
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SSB 5151, CH 304 (2021) PV |
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Maintenance payments, for foster parents, when child exhibits certain mental health/behavioral tendencies:
HB 1347 |
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Placement disruption, foster children experiencing, best practices for finding placement options for:
HB 2038, SHB 2038, 2SHB 2038 |
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Students in foster care, building point of contact in all K-12 public schools for:
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SB 5184, CH 95 (2021) |
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Students in foster care, individual transportation outside normal boundaries:
HB 1808, SB 5581, SSB 5581 |
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Students in foster care, school in-person instruction resumption priority groups for delivery to include:
HB 1366, SHB 1366 |
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FUELS
(See also MOTOR VEHICLES; OIL AND GAS; TAXES - MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL) |
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Alternative fuel vehicles, various tax preferences for:
HB 1503, HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5000, SSB 5000,
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2SSB 5000, CH 171 (2021), SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Biofuels and biofuel refineries, in connection with clean fuels program:
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E3SHB 1091, CH 317 (2021) PV |
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Border area fuel tax, maximum authority for certain cities/towns to impose, increasing:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Border area motor vehicle fuel and special fuel tax, rate limit in 2021 and adjustments:
HB 1284 |
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Clean fuels program, establishing:
HB 1036, HB 1091, SHB 1091, 2SHB 1091,
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E3SHB 1091, CH 317 (2021) PV, SB 5231 |
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Clean fuels program, modifying certain provisions:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Clean fuels, clean energy product manufacturing facilities for, siting of:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
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E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
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Clean fuels, production facilities for, sales/use tax deferral:
HB 1988, SHB 1988,
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2SHB 1988, CH 185 (2022), SB 5744, SSB 5744 |
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Electric vehicles, electricity sold as vehicle fuel and fueling systems and charging stations for, requirements:
SB 5192, SSB 5192,
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2SSB 5192, CH 238 (2021) |
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Fire departments, fire suppression vehicles with emissions or fuel reduction technology, sales/use tax exemptions:
HB 1479 |
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Fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty, urging U.S. government to begin negotiations to enter into a:
SJM 8008 |
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Fossil fuels, bankers of, imposing climate resiliency and mitigation surcharge on financial institutions that are:
SB 5967 |
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Fossil fuels, bankers of, paying climate resiliency and mitigation surcharge, reducing B&O tax surcharge/surtax rate for:
SB 5967 |
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Fossil fuels, carbon pollution tax on sales/use of, imposing:
HB 1577, SB 5373 |
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Fossil fuels, carbon pollution tax on sales/use of, imposing on energy-intensive trade-exposed industries:
HB 1534 |
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Fossil fuels, certain tax preferences for fossil fuel products, terminating:
HB 1537 |
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Fossil fuels, dependence on, energy facility site evaluation council role in reducing:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
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E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
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Fossil fuels, for space/water heating, reducing use to reduce greenhouse gas emissions:
HB 1084, SHB 1084, SB 5093 |
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Fossil fuels, public electric utility conversion to targeted electrification of customer's end-use equipment:
HB 1767, SB 5666 |
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Fuel pumps, posting motor vehicle fuel tax rate information at:
HB 1222,
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SSB 5975, CH 187 (2022) |
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Hog fuel, sales and use tax exemptions, extending expiration of:
HB 1387, HB 1924 |
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Hog fuel, sales of, sales/use tax exemptions, extending expiration of:
SB 5239 |
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Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, pilot sales/use tax exemption program:
SB 5000, SSB 5000,
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2SSB 5000, CH 171 (2021) |
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology, converting public fleet vehicles to, feasibility of, studying:
SSB 5000 |
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Hydrogen fuels, production and use in Washington of, studying:
SB 5910 |
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Hydrogen, distribution by gas pipeline, standard for, requirements before establishing:
HB 1766, SB 5668 |
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Hydrogen, electrolytic, production facilities for, adding to certain tax exemptions for renewable hydrogen production:
SB 5910 |
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Hydrogen, electrolytic/renewable, sales of electricity to production businesses for, public utility tax exemption:
SB 5910 |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic, definition, for certain tax exemptions and PUD production and sales purposes:
HB 1569 |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic, definition, for certain tax exemptions and PUD/city production and sales purposes:
HB 1792, SHB 1792 |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic, electricity sales to businesses producing/processing, public utility tax exemption:
HB 1792, SHB 1792 |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic, production and sales by public utility districts:
HB 1569, HB 1792, SHB 1792,
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SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic, production facilities as "electric vehicle infrastructure" for sales/use/leasehold tax exemptions:
HB 1569, HB 1792, SHB 1792,
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SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic, production facilities, adding to tax exemptions for renewable hydrogen production:
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SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic/renewable, clean energy product manufacturing facilities for, siting of:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
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E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic/renewable, gas company notice when replacing natural gas with:
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SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic/renewable, or carriers for, production facilities for, sales/use tax deferral:
SHB 1988,
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2SHB 1988, CH 185 (2022) |
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Hydrogen, green electrolytic/renewable, production facilities for, sales/use tax deferral:
HB 1988, SB 5744, SSB 5744 |
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Hydrogen, green, definition, for state transition to zero emissions transportation future:
SHB 1287 |
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Hydrogen, green, projects in connection with clean fuels program:
SHB 1091, 2SHB 1091 |
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Hydrogen, in connection with clean fuels program:
*
E3SHB 1091, CH 317 (2021) PV |
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Hydrogen, regional clean hydrogen hub, applying for funding to develop in Washington state:
SB 5910,
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SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
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Hydrogen, renewable, certain tax exemptions and production and sales by cities:
HB 1792, SHB 1792 |
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Hydrogen, renewable, electricity sales to businesses producing/processing, public utility tax exemption:
HB 1792, SHB 1792 |
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Hydrogen, renewable, gas company clean heat transition plans and purchase of:
HB 1766, SB 5668 |
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Hydrogen, renewable/electrolytic, sales of electricity to production businesses for, public utility tax exemption:
SB 5910 |
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Methanol manufactured from natural gas, products containing olefins from, prohibitions:
SB 5494 |
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Motor vehicle fuel, exported after production in WA, tax exemption for, repealing and replacing with credit system:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974 |
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Nuclear fuel, spent, U.S. GAO recommendations for managing, urging congress and DOE to implement:
SJM 8007 |
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Petroleum/other hydrocarbons, future purchases from Russia of, urging congress to support restricting/prohibiting:
HJM 4003 |
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Renewable fuels, statewide office of, establishing:
SB 5910,
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SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
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Transportation fuels, clean fuels program for carbon intensity reduction, establishing:
HB 1036, HB 1091, SHB 1091, 2SHB 1091,
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E3SHB 1091, CH 317 (2021) PV, SB 5231 |
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Transportation fuels, clean fuels program, repealing:
SB 5985 |
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Transportation fuels, domestic market, countries eligible to sell for use or provide in Washington, criteria and list:
HB 1551 |