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WA SB5362
Bill
Status
1/20/2025
Primary Sponsor
Manka Dhingra
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AI Summary
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Creates the victims of crime act account in the state treasury to provide stable state funding for crime victim services when federal funding fluctuates
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Requires state general fund transfers beginning fiscal year 2026: $50 million annually for FY 2026-2029, $60 million annually for FY 2030-2033, and $70 million annually thereafter, minus any federal victims of crime act funds received
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Funds must supplement (not supplant) other funding sources, may be used as federal matching funds, and cannot be used for capital projects
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Caps administrative costs at 5% of account funds for the Office of Crime Victims Advocacy
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Requires the Office of Crime Victims Advocacy to submit a report to the legislature every five years on crime victim services and funding recommendations, with a preliminary report due December 15, 2039
Legislative Description
Concerning victims of crime act funding.
Last Action
By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
1/12/2026