WA HB1487

Establishes guaranteed annual funding floors for crime victim services: $50 million for 2025-2029, $60 million for 2029-2033, and $70 million for 2033-2035 and beyond, combining state appropriations with federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funds

Requires the legislature to appropriate state funds each fiscal year to make up any shortfall between federal VOCA funding and the established funding targets

Directs the Office of Crime Victims Advocacy to administer state funds alongside federal VOCA funds in a unified process, with the state funds supplementing (not replacing) other program funding sources

Mandates a legislative report every five years starting December 15, 2039, with data on crime victim services and recommendations for future funding levels

Prohibits use of these state funds for capital projects but allows them to serve as federal matching funds