Highlights include record-setting affordable housing construction and $5 billion plan for fish culverts OLYMPIA – Senate leaders announced their proposal for the 2025-27 capital budget on Monday, which will fund construction and infrastructure projects across Washington state. “When I began our work on the capital budget this year, I had a few bedrock principles in mind,” said Sen. Yasmin Trudeau (D-Tacoma), vice chair of the Senate Ways & Means Committee for the capital budget. “I wanted this budget to meet the basic needs of Washingtonians in all parts of our great state and to be responsive to our state’s most essential infrastructure needs. I think this budget accomplishes that mission. We are making major investments in social infrastructure like affordable housing, while ...
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I am proud and honored to represent the 27th Legislative District in the Senate, and I can’t wait to champion our community’s priorities and needs.
I previously served as the legislative director for Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, and before that served as a policy analyst for the Washington State Senate and a legislative aide for then-state Sen. Pramila Jayapal. I’m bringing my extensive experience as an attorney, a mom, and a Bengali-American woman to my service of our district, and I am eager to get to work on behalf of all our neighbors.
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