Latest Headlines from Washington’s 10th Legislative District

Thanks to Stanwood Mayor Sid Roberts for visiting me in Olympia to discuss the need to replace the Stanwood Dike and other local issues! I appreciate all the work you do for our community.

Rep. Dave Paul reviewed his legislative work ahead of the fiscal cutoff and announced a town hall meeting.

The Washington State Senate on Tuesday unanimously passed Senate Bill 5079, introduced by Sen. Ron Muzzall, to alleviate the financial strain on older adults and individuals with disabilities caused by unintentional overpayments from the Department of Social and Health Services.

Many of you have spoken to me about the need to prioritize behavioral health outcomes. Thanks to local advocates from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for meeting with me in Olympia to discuss the importance of mental health services and their impact on communities. I truly appreciate your...

Sen. Ron Muzzall, R-Oak Harbor and Rep. Dave Paul, D-Oak Harbor invite residents of the 10th Legislative District to attend a joint, bipartisan in-person town hall meeting on Saturday, March 15.

Our latest video update discusses three of my bills: one would create a nautical special license plate, and the other two would make education more accessible and affordable. For many Washingtonians, earning a degree or certificate makes the path toward their dream career a little easier—and that’s good for everyone....

The Seattle Times printed an opinion piece by Sen. Ron Muzzall (R-Oak Harbor) about the difficulties farmers face.

I recently met with optometrists from our community—and heard about the importance of improving access to rural healthcare. Thank you for your commitment to making healthcare accessible to all.

State Representative Clyde Shavers (D-Oak Harbor) posted legislative update on his bills in this session.

SOUTH WHIDBEY RECORD: When it comes to ferries, although most of the attention has been focused on the enormous green-and-white vessels operated by the state, there is an emerging interest in another way to get across the water that just might be faster: passenger-only ferries.