E-Newsletters

Dear friends and neighbors, Thank you for taking the time to read my legislative e-newsletter. First off, I would like to thank all of you who participated in last week’s telephone town hall. Almost 5,000 people picked up their phones to participate. I only wish that we had more time to ...

On Wednesday, over 1,100 people from across the state — including union members, parents, vets and workers — signed in to testify in opposition to Senate Bill 5692 that would make Washington a so-called “Right to Work” state. SB 5692 was heard in the Senate Commerce, Labor & Sports Committee. Sen. ...

Dear friends and neighbors, Last week, the Senate voted on the Republican plan to fully fund our state’s education system. While I am pleased that Republicans have finally put forth a proposal, I have many concerns. I’ve received emails from the Franklin-Pierce and Bethel School Districts expressing their concerns as well. The ...

Dear friends and neighbors, Thank you for taking the time to read my e-newsletter. I will be sending periodic updates throughout session to keep you informed about the issues that impact you and your family. The 2017 legislative session is underway and I am happy to be back in Olympia representing you ...

Sen. Steve Conway, D-South Tacoma, issued the following statement today following the signing of the transportation revenue package: “The 2015 legislative session has finally concluded and Pierce County is a big winner. “Millions of dollars were at stake for Pierce County, money that will lead to a strengthened infrastructure, an improved economy, ...

Last week, the Senate approved the 2015-17 Transportation Budget to cover the cost of existing transportation projects. I remain confident that we will also pass a transportation revenue package before the end of the special session that creates over 200,000 jobs and invests more than $2.3 billion in Pierce County. Here ...

The 2015 legislative session has concluded with much left undone. As a result, the Legislature is headed into overtime. The governor has called for a special session, which will begin on April 29, to negotiate and approve an Operating Budget. In addition, because a compromise has yet to be reached ...

Friends, Due to election-year restrictions, I will no longer be able to update my legislative website until after the November general election. However, this doesn’t mean I will stop working for you. If you need any assistance, have a legislative ...