WA SB5530

Theft in the third degree (property valued at $750 or less) becomes a class C felony if the offender has two or more convictions within the past five years for theft, robbery, or related offenses

Manufacturing, delivering, or possessing with intent to deliver fentanyl is elevated from a class B felony to a class A felony

Knowingly possessing or using a controlled substance with three or more prior convictions after July 1, 2023 becomes a class C felony instead of a gross misdemeanor

New sentence enhancements added for property crimes: 1 year for losses exceeding $50,000, scaling up to 4+ years for losses exceeding $3,000,000

New mandatory sentence enhancements for fentanyl-related conspiracy or possession with intent to deliver, ranging from 3 years for over 1 ounce to 28 years for over 80 kilograms