Lawmakers to take on fentanyl, housing in Inslee's final legislative session
Climate change Inslee’s biggest issue
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Climate change Inslee’s biggest issue
OLYMPIA — Lawmakers in Washington will return to Olympia on Monday to address housing, climate change and the fentanyl crisis in an abbreviated legislative session that marks Jay Inslee’s final
Lawmakers in Washington state will return to Olympia on Monday to address housing, climate change and the fentanyl crisis in a short session, Gov. Inslee's last.
Lawmakers in Washington state are scheduled to meet for a legislative session focusing on housing, climate change and the fentanyl crisis.The 60-day session will involve numerous bills and approval of a supplemental budget based on Gov. Jay Inslee's proposal.Key proposals include addressing the housing crisis through bills mandating affordable units in transit hub housing and
Washington state lawmakers are returning for a legislative session addressing housing, climate change and the fentanyl crisis, which marks Gov. Jay Inslee's final term.