Rep. Dean Takko

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Listen to the 19th Legislative District Telephone Town Hall

February 28, 2013

Rep. Dean Takko

Listen to the 19th Legislative District Telephone Town Hall

Representatives Dean Takko, Brian Blake, and Senator Brian Hatfield held a telephone town hall on Wednesday, February 27. If you missed it, you can listen to it now:

New legislative position multiplies Takko’s workload

June 14, 2012

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State Rep. Dean Takko has been appointed to the Joint Select Committee on Junior Taxing Districts, Municipal Corporations & Local Government Finance. This pivotal, eight-member panel — equal part Democratic and Republican, and including a complementary number of representatives and … Continue reading

Legislature approves Legacy Biomass bill

February 28, 2012

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OLYMPIA – Rural jobs and environmental quality will both be furthered under a bill approved on Tuesday by the Washington State House of Representatives. Under Senate Bill 5575, regulations set under Initiative 937 will be softened to include new sources … Continue reading

Takko garners widespread House support for bill defending gun ranges: Longview legislator says shooting areas are important for safety reasons

February 14, 2012

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OLYMPIA – Call it a Valentine for the safe-and-sane gun crowd. State Rep. Dean Takko has locked up vast support here in the state House for his legislation protecting sport-shooting ranges from litigious neighbor-come-latelies. Takko’s proposal, House Bill 1508, flew … Continue reading

Takko wins House nod for legislation helping Wahkiakum, other timber counties: Measure provides ‘sustainability and predictability’ for local communities

February 13, 2012

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OLYMPIA – There’s an injustice in timber country. But wrongheaded and maddening as it is, it’s fixable. The thing is that year in and year out, Wahkiakum County and many other Washington counties scramble like mad to hack their way … Continue reading

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