Friends and neighbors, Tuesday, we wrapped up the first dedicated block of floor debate this session. Referred to as the House of Origin cutoff, this milepost means that most bills…
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Reps. Bronoske & Leavitt to Hold Feb. 17 Town Hall
Please join your lawmakers from the 28th Legislative District for a town hall meeting from 1-2:30 PM on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Dupont City Council Chambers. This is their…
Supporting nurses, honoring firefighters, protecting kids, and an upcoming town hall.
Friends and neighbors, We are approaching the half-way mark of the 60-day legislative session. I have a number of bills moving their way through the process and I wanted to…
28th LD Update: Wrapping Up the 2nd Week of the 2024 Legislative Session
Dear friends and neighbors, We’re now completing day 13 of 60 of the 2024 Legislative Session. In a short legislative session year (even years), lawmakers meet to update the budget,…
Bronoske bill to expand access to anaphylaxis meds in schools passed out of committee
OLYMPIA—A piece of legislation which will expand in-school access to life-saving anaphylaxis medication has passed out of the House Education Committee. Introduced by Rep. Dan Bronoske, D-Lakewood, House Bill 1608…
28th LD Update: The 2024 Legislative Session is Underway, Our Pre-Session Town Hall + How to Get Involved
Dear friends and neighbors, Thank you to all of you who came out to our joint town hall in Fircrest last week! University Place Councilmember Steve Worthington and Fircrest Councilmember…
28th District Update: Joint Transportation Committee Columbia River Crossings Tour
Dear Friends and Neighbors, As a member of the House Transportation Committee, ensuring the free flow of people and goods between Washington and Oregon is an essential part of the…
28th District Update: Summer Tours and the new 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Its hot out there! During extreme heat events it is important to remember to drink lots of water and keep out of the sun. That is…
Legislative Update: End of Session and Bills Passed
Dear Friends and Neighbors, The 2023 legislative session is over. After 105 days we have two-year state operating, capital, and transportation budgets that invest in moving Washington forward. From funding…
Legislative Update: Curtis High School State Champs, Presiding in the House, and Pierce Transit Co-Responder
Dear Friends and Neighbors, We are almost at the end. The Legislature adjourns “Sine Die” (Latin “without a day”) this Sunday. Last week, we passed the “Opposite House” cutoff. Bills that…