State Representative Greg Gilday (R-Camano Island) sent the following update from his official email account on Wed., Oct. 27, 2021. Dear Friends and Neighbors, Frustrated by Washington’s ferry problems? Ferry trips are a lifeline for 10th District communities and residents. As many of us are all too aware, Washington State Ferries continues...
State Representative Greg Gilday (R-Camano Island) sent the following update from his official email account on Tue., Oct. 5, 2021. Dear Friends and Neighbors, This Wednesday, Oct. 6, the Tax Structure Work Group is hosting two virtual town halls. Residents living in Legislative Districts 10, 38, 39, 40, 42, and 44 are invited to...
State Representative Greg Gilday (R-Camano Island) sent the following update from his official email account on Tue., Aug. 3, 2021. Dear Friends and Neighbors, The unintended consequences of police reform bills passed during the 2021 legislative session are causing law enforcement officials to sound the alarm across the state. Two measures, sponsored...
Sen. Ron Muzzall (R-Oak Harbor) sent an update on the upcoming long-term care tax from his legislative email account.
Join Sen. Ron Muzzall (R-Oak Harbor), Rep. Greg Gilday (R-Camano Island), and Rep. Dave Paul (D-Oak Harbor) for a virtual town hall meeting after the 2021 Legislative Session. Register at http://tinyurl.com/10thTownHall2021.
State Representative Greg Gilday (R-Camano Island) sent the following update from his official email account on Tue., May 4, 2021. Dear Friends and Neighbors, The final gavel on Sunday, April 25, concluded one of the most unique and challenging legislative sessions in state history. Although sometimes difficult to navigate, by-in-large working remotely...
Sen. Ron Muzzall sent out a legislative update to constituents from his official email account on Fri., Apr. 30, 2021. Greetings Friends, The Senate has adjourned after an historic 105-day session. It was notable for many reasons, not the least of which was the virtual nature of the process, but...
Both houses of the legislature have passed bills that would protect tenants from eviction. (The Whidbey News-Times headline references only the Senate bill, but the story covers both bills.) HB1236, the title of which is “Protecting residential tenants from the beginning to end of their tenancies by penalizing the inclusion...
