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This bill requires certain counties to officially include land used for shipping goods by train in their long-term growth plans. It is currently being considered by the Senate.
The Senate is currently reviewing a new law that would change how the state’s tax office manages and collects taxes.
A bill is moving through the Senate that would make the "Governor's Office of Indian Affairs" an official, permanent part of state law.
This bill updates the rules about what investigators for the Attorney General’s office are allowed to do. It is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
This bill would allow employees to use vacation time donated by coworkers if they are a victim of a hate crime, or if they or their family members are dealing with immigration issues. It is currently being reviewed by the House.
The Senate is currently working on new rules for legal sports betting.
Here is the simple version: "Lawmakers are deciding whether to give retired teachers and government workers a pay boost. Because daily costs like groceries and bills are going up, this law would increase their pension checks to help them keep up. It is currently waiting for a vote in the Senate."
The Senate is currently working on a new law to update the power lines that send electricity to our homes.
This bill is currently being discussed in the Senate. It aims to stop car companies from tracking your location or driving habits without your permission.
Lawmakers are debating a new plan to charge millionaires higher taxes. It is currently being discussed in the Senate, so it is not a law yet.
Here is the summary in plain English: **"Washington lawmakers are currently debating a bill that clarifies how gas and fuel companies must follow the state’s climate change laws when they sell fuel in Washington."**
The Senate is currently reviewing a bill to provide extra funding for transportation projects (like roads and bridges) for the next two years (2025–2027).