OLYMPIA—Did you know that pill presses and other types of equipment used to distribute controlled substances like fentanyl are legal to be used, even when mass producing pills that kill?…
Dear Friends and Neighbors, March 8th marked the House of Origin Cutoff in Olympia, which means we’ve crossed the deadline for most bills to pass either the House or the…
Who: 28th District Representatives Mari Leavitt and Dan Bronoske, moderated by: DuPont Mayor Ron Frederick & Lakewood Deputy Mayor Mary Moss. What: In-person town hall meeting. When: 11:00 a.m. –…
Olympia – Yesterday, the Washington House of Representatives passed House Bill 1051, the Robocall Spam Protection Act, holding bad actors accountable for illegal robocalls. Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place, introduced…
Dear Friends and Neighbors, With the beginning of week 8 of legislative session, I have drafted and submitted twelve bills, two resolutions, and introduced numerous budget requests that benefit our…
OLYMPIA – At the close of week seven of legislative session, and on the heels of fiscal committee cutoff, Representative Leavitt, D-University Place, is proud to share the passage of…
Dear Friends and Neighbors, The 2023 legislative session has begun, and we are back in Olympia after operating mostly remotely for two years. Ahead of us is four months of…
Olympia – Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place, recently introduced House Bill 1051, the Robocall Spam Protection Act, holding bad actors accountable for illegal robocalls. In partnership with Attorney General Bob…
Friends and Neighbors, Last week was the house of origin cutoff, which means bills must be passed and sent to the other chamber to still be alive. I am fortunate…
Friends, Please join your 28th District representatives for a live virtual town hall on Thursday, Feb. 17 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Rep. Dan Bronoske and I will share updates from the…
