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Category: Mari Leavitt

From the capitol: State hospitals, public safety, and corporate crime

February 22, 2019

Friends and neighbors, This week’s email update covers several pieces of legislation I support that are working through the Legislature’s process to become law. They include addressing violence in the… READ MORE

Leavitt Introduces Legislation to Address Violence at State Hospitals

February 21, 2019

OLYMPIA – Workplace violence in health care settings is a common occurrence and up to five times more likely than other workplaces. Western State Hospital is one example that is… READ MORE

Bipartisan Veterans & Military Caucus formed in House

February 15, 2019

OLYMPIA – For the first time, members of the House of Representatives formed a Veterans & Military Families Caucus. The bipartisan group plans to give veterans, military service members, and… READ MORE

MEDIA ADVISORY: Telephone Town Hall with 28th District representatives on Wednesday February 20

February 13, 2019

Who: State Reps. Christine Kilduff and Mari Leavitt What: Telephone Town Hall conversation with 28th District constituents When: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 20, 2019 Where: Calls will… READ MORE

CANCELLED: Saturday’s cocoa, donuts, and your government

February 8, 2019

Winter snow event at the Wasington State Capitol in Olympia.

Due to inclement weather, Rep. Kilduff and I have decided to cancel tomorrow’s event at Top Pot Donuts. We will work to reschedule this event ASAP. Please stay safe as… READ MORE

From the capitol: Housing, public safety, and a chance to share your opinion

February 6, 2019

The Washington State House of Representatives Housing, Community Development and Veterans Committee meets on January 23, 2019.

Friends and neighbors, Please kindly take a moment to read this week’s email update. I have introduced legislation focused on affordable housing and making our public roadways safer by improving… READ MORE

Kilduff, Leavitt Introduce Package of Bills to Address Public Safety

February 4, 2019

OLYMPIA – Pierce County has long been the home to many facilities treating individuals with behavioral health conditions, including those accused or even convicted of crimes. Reps. Christine Kilduff, D-University… READ MORE

From the capitol: A message from Rep. Mari Leavitt

January 25, 2019

Friends and neighbors, This is the first of many updates I plan to send during the 2019 legislative session to keep you briefed on legislation I’m working on, status of… READ MORE

Rep. Mari Leavitt Appointed Vice Chair of College & Workforce Development

January 18, 2019

OLYMPIA – Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place, is focused on expanding career and technical education throughout the state in her role as Vice Chair of the College & Workforce Development…. READ MORE

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