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Referred Bills (219)
Requesting the designation of a National Marine Heritage Area.
Regarding limitations on political contributions.
Concerning government operation.
Amending the Constitution to advance the date for completion of the redistricting plan.
Advancing the deadline for approval of the redistricting plan.
Clarifying provisions establishing subzones in countywide flood control zone districts.
Concerning ferry and flood control zone district functions and taxing authorities.
Changing requirements for electioneering communications.
Concerning resident curators of state properties.
Regulating cellular telephone use by state employees.
Increasing flexibility and diversity of local government revenue.
Establishing that the state archivist has the sole authority for archival and records storage, except for legislative records.
Establishing the Walla Walla state veterans' home.
Modifying write-in voting provisions.
Concerning explanatory statements for measures referencing another document.
Concerning information disclosed on ballots and voters' pamphlets.
Clarifying the number of employees within certain classifications within the consolidated technology services agency.
Regulating fire hydrant services provided by local governments.
Concerning special district general and special elections.
Concerning veterans' assistance levies.
Addressing membership on city disability boards.
Requiring the governor to sign certain significant legislative rules.
Strengthening the integrity, fairness, and equity in Washington's property assessment system.
Concerning fiscal impact statements in the voters' pamphlet.
Concerning activities prohibited at a voting center or ballot drop location.
Transferring aerial search and rescue activities from the aviation division of the department of transportation to the state military department.
Concerning citizenship.
Enacting the Washington voting rights act of 2012.
Requesting a reduction in federal military spending by ending the war in Afghanistan.
Extending the age for service in the Washington state guard.
Increasing the purchase of made in America products by the state of Washington.
Waiving and clarifying certain requirements for port district small public works projects.
Addressing the mobilization of all risk resources during an emergency.
Reducing nontax administration costs associated with the conduct of city and county operations.
Requiring the Washington state arts commission to restrict the purchase of works of art for state agencies and schools to artists living in Washington state.
Regarding inspection and copying of any public record.
Expanding availability of the competitive grant program for arts and cultural facilities.
Exempting vehicles owned and managed by the law enforcement bureau of the department of fish and wildlife from the state's motor vehicle transportation service.
Concerning the administration of medical expense plans for state government retirees.
Requesting that Congress amend the 17th amendment of the United States Constitution.
Claiming state sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment.
Revising requirements for the registration of international student visitor exchange programs.
Clarifying the definition of leasehold interest.
Reducing costs and inefficiencies in elections.
Requiring counties to use the middle range population projection for growth management purposes.
Defining sprawl and low-density sprawl under the growth management act.
Addressing the designation of urban growth areas.
Concerning limitations on the taxing authority of counties for emergency medical services.
Creating flexible conservation futures taxing districts.
Centralizing the authority and responsibility for the development, process, and oversight of state procurement of goods and services.
Allowing eligible youth at least sixteen years of age to register to vote.
Changing filing fees and standing provisions relating to the growth management hearings board.
Extending the time period for voter registration.
Simplifying motor voter registration.
Clarifying restrictions on the use of the public records act for the purpose of obtaining records for commercial or profit-making purposes.
Creating a procedure for the state's retrocession of civil and criminal jurisdiction over Indian tribes and Indian country.
Subjecting federally recognized Indian tribes to the same conditions as state and local governments for property owned exclusively by the tribe.
Changing authority for contracts with community service organizations for public improvements.
Regulating fees and charges related to the operation of sewerage systems operated by the county.
Exempting video and audio recordings of closed executive session meetings from public inspection and copying.
Requiring sponsor identification on certain telephone campaign advertising.
Addressing the use of state facilities.
Exempting officers and employees of the Washington state institute for public policy from state civil service law.
Concerning legal defense funds of candidates and public officials.
Enacting the Washington state English language empowerment act.
Prohibiting cemetery districts from selling certain memorial markers if private retailers or wholesalers of these markers are located within fifty miles of the district.
Concerning political subdivisions in the intrastate mutual aid system.
Allowing the state library to recover costs associated with research requests from persons who are not Washington residents.
Regarding ethics in public service.
Addressing the financial audits of local governments.
Clarifying expenditure limits on mailings by members of the legislature.
Concerning deposit and investment provisions for the prearrangement trust funds of cemetery authorities.
Amending the state Constitution to limit certain initiatives placed on the ballot.
Amending the Constitution to designate English as the official language of the state.
Limiting changes to commissioner districts during commissioner elections and election filing periods.
Modifying ballot tabulation provisions.
Prohibiting the use of eminent domain for economic development.
Requiring the state to retrocede civil jurisdiction over Indians and Indian territory, reservations, country, and lands.
Changing membership provisions relating to the Washington citizens' commission on salaries for elected officials.
Recognizing "Native American Heritage Day."
Concerning the effect of zoning ordinances on motor vehicle collection and restoration.
Requiring public agencies, special purpose districts, and municipalities to post certain information on their web sites.
Allowing for the distribution of legislators' contact cards, newsletters, government guides, or similar printed materials produced with legislative resources in certain circumstances.
Implementing recommendations of the sunshine committee.
Addressing law enforcement crime prevention efforts regarding security alarm systems and crime watch programs for residential and commercial locations.
Allowing a majority of landowners to petition the county legislative authority to vacate and abandon the frontage of a county road.
Authorizing multijurisdiction flood control zones.
Authorizing persons designated by the decedent to direct disposition, if the decedent died while serving on active duty in any branch of the United States armed forces, United States reserve forces, or national guard.
Addressing a veteran's preference for the purpose of public employment.
Providing local government funding of tourism promotion, workforce housing, art and heritage programs, and community development.
Concerning local government parking taxes.
Analyzing alternative methods of facilities acquisition for state agencies.
Regarding veteran scoring criteria status.
Consolidating the department of archaeology and historic preservation into the office of lieutenant governor.
Increasing access to state government through accessible parking.
Concerning information included in the voters' pamphlet.
Designating the great blue heron as the official bird of the state of Washington.
Addressing civil marriage equality.
Authorizing adjustment of the county's share of prosecuting attorney salaries.
Concerning cemetery district formation requirements.
Addressing management and consolidation of state information technology.
Concerning county and city additional real estate excise tax authority.
Creating the department of heritage, arts, and culture.
Allowing booking photographs and electronic images at jails to be open to the public.
Concerning the imposition of a fee on certain building permits for the purpose of training code enforcement officials.
Authorizing a city utility infrastructure sales and use tax.
Specifying penalties for public records violations.
Defining "copy" for purposes of the public records act.
Regarding the immunity of unincorporated area councils and their volunteers from lawsuits under the public records act.
Concerning real property tax assessment administration, establishing procedures and authorizing fees for assessment review.
Modifying the categorical exemptions for development under the state environmental policy act.
Providing criminal penalties for false statements in voters' pamphlets.
Establishing the voting age for school board elections.
Creating the board on geographic names.
Concerning the effect of zoning ordinances on motor vehicle collection and restoration.
Designating the state rock.
Adjusting the property tax levy lid limits for certain local services.
Preventing rejection of ballots that have voter identifying marks.
Requiring public agencies, special purpose districts, and municipalities to post certain information on their web sites.
Regarding time restrictions on soliciting or accepting campaign contributions.
Creating the Washington state office of civil rights.
Increasing public access to public records.
Limiting the authority of boundary review boards.
Reorganizing and streamlining central service functions, powers, and duties of state government.
Concerning requirements that cities and towns with ambulance utilities allocate funds toward the total cost necessary to regulate, operate, and maintain the ambulance utility.
Creating the office of forecast councils.
Addressing boards and commissions.
Creating a county utility tax option.
Providing mandatory notice and waiting periods before legislative action.
Amending the Constitution to allow for adjournment after cutoff during the regular session.
Limiting residential densities of certain unincorporated portions of urban growth areas.
Allowing for the distribution of legislators' contact cards, newsletters, government guides, or similar printed materials produced with legislative resources in certain circumstances.
Establishing the intrastate mutual aid system.
Allowing a majority of landowners to petition the county legislative authority to vacate and abandon the frontage of a county road.
Addressing fire suppression efforts and capabilities on unprotected land outside a fire protection jurisdiction.
Delaying or modifying certain regulatory and statutory requirements affecting cities and counties.
Addressing public utility districts and deferred compensation and supplemental savings plans.
Regarding public disclosure of information relating to provision of child care and early learning services.
Creating a commission to restructure state government.
Regarding field investigations on privately owned lands.
Regarding hours of availability of special purpose districts for inspection and copying of public records.
Concerning lawful legal presence in the United States.
Removing essential government services as a condition to exempt from taxation property belonging to any federally recognized Indian tribe located in the state.
Calling on the President to adopt certain procedures if Congress makes any grants of money conditional on the voluntary adoption of new voter registration or voting procedures.
Requiring the state to retrocede civil jurisdiction over Indians and Indian territory, reservations, country, and lands.
Declaring that English must be the language of all official proceedings.
Concerning the standard of evidence for appeals of valuation of property for purposes of taxation.
Concerning signature gathering.
Permitting federally recognized Indian tribes to certify counselors as agency affiliated counselors.
Authorizing multijurisdiction flood control zones.
Addressing law enforcement crime prevention efforts regarding security alarm systems and crime watch programs for residential and commercial locations.
Providing fairness in government regulation of property.
Establishing a process to support local jurisdictions that have made outstanding progress in implementing the growth management act.
Establishing the office of open records.
Allowing the negotiated sale and conveyance of all or part of a water system by a municipal corporation to first class and code cities.
Providing for the joint provision and management of municipal water, wastewater, storm and flood water, and related utility services.
Concerning the installation of residential fire sprinkler systems.
Adopting the international wildland urban interface code.
Authorizing the sale, exchange, transfer, or lease of public property.
Authorizing persons designated by the decedent to direct disposition, if the decedent died while serving on active duty in any branch of the United States armed forces, United States reserve forces, or national guard.
Establishing the intrastate building safety mutual aid system.
Changing the initiative and referendum filing fees.
Limiting changes to commissioner districts during commissioner elections and election filing periods.
Authorizing public safety authorities.
Recognizing "Native American Heritage Day."
Concerning landscape conservation and local infrastructure.
Creating the companion animal safety, population control, and spay/neuter assistance program.
Clarifying the method for calculating port commissioner compensation.
Expanding provisions relating to candidates appearing on the general election ballot.
Addressing the annexation of unincorporated areas served by fire protection districts.
Counting absentee ballots.
Using state correctional facility populations to determine population thresholds for certain local government purposes.
Authorizing use of hearing officers for street vacation hearings.
Regarding conferences for public records requests disputes.
Concerning a municipality's right to condemn real property due to a threat to public health, safety, or welfare.
Making the office of the county auditor a nonpartisan office.
Prohibiting the use of eminent domain for economic development.
Regarding the recovery of the costs of production and copying of public records.
Concerning providing agencies notice of a dispute under the public records act and an opportunity to cure error in the production of public records.
Changing membership provisions relating to the Washington citizens' commission on salaries for elected officials.
Implementing recommendations of the sunshine committee.
Regarding the personal use of state-provided electronic devices.
Addressing the use of hearing examiners or local planning officials in a quasi-judicial land use permit process.
Changing qualifications for appointees to metropolitan water pollution abatement advisory committees.
Making an exemption regarding the public inspection and copying of voter registration information of criminal justice agency employees or workers.
Modifying ballot tabulation provisions.
Concerning public funding for supreme court campaigns.
Revising the standard of review utilized by the growth management hearings board when hearing appeals under the growth management act.
Authorizing certain cities in which stadium and exhibition centers are located to impose admissions taxes in limited circumstances.
Regarding Washington interscholastic activities association penalties.
Establishing a government-to-government relationship between state government and federally recognized Indian tribes.
Concerning on-site sewage program management plans.
Authorizing urban growth area boundary modifications for industrial land.
Regarding notice requirements for special meetings of public agencies.
Addressing fire protection district commissioners.
Adjusting voting requirements for emergency medical service levies.
Regarding notice requirements for special meetings of public agencies.
Authorizing benefit charges for the enhancement of fire protection services.
Concerning military spouses or registered domestic partners occupational licensing status during deployment or placement outside Washington state.
Exempting irrigation and drainage ditches from the definition of critical areas.
Exempting irrigation and drainage ditches from the definition of critical areas.
Concerning civil marriage and domestic partnerships.
Concerning the establishment of procedures for the professional licensing of military spouses after relocation to Washington.
Concerning the authorization of bonds issued by Washington local governments.
Providing local government funding of tourism promotion, workforce housing, art and heritage programs, and community development.
Concerning distribution of the public utility district privilege tax.
Addressing hospital benefit zones that have already formed.
Facilitating voting for service and overseas voters.
Allowing the use of federal census data to determine the resident population of annexed territory.
Concerning landscape conservation and local infrastructure.
Canceling the 2012 presidential primary.
Concerning provisions for notifications and appeals timelines under the shoreline management act.
Exempting personal information of minors in parks and recreation programs from public inspection and copying.
Enhancing election campaign disclosure requirements to promote greater transparency for the public.
Repealing a conflicting residency requirement for voting in a presidential election.
Concerning the population restrictions for a geographic area to qualify as a rural public hospital district.
Concerning the sale of water-sewer district real property.
Concerning public health district authority as it relates to gifts, grants, conveyances, bequests, and devises of real or personal property.
Modifying elections by mail provisions.