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About Sen. Trudeau

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.

Read my full biography here.

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Senate approves stronger penalties for environmental crimes

Senate approves stronger penalties for environmental crimes

Legislation strengthening criminal penalties against businesses responsible for pollution spills and other environmental crimes passed the Washington State Senate this week on a 27-22 vote. “Clean air, clean water, and our beautiful environment are foundations of what makes Washington state so special,” Sen. Yasmin Trudeau (D-Tacoma) said. “Protecting our state’s environment is more important than ever amid concerns about the federal government stepping back from effectively enforcing environmental laws. We need to step up, take on the criminal polluters who are poisoning our air and water, and make sure anyone who does dirty business that harms our Evergreen State is held accountable.” Senate Bill 5360, sponsored by Trudeau, comprehensively updates state statutes for criminal pollution penalties and prosecution, allowing for violations of Washington’s Water Pollution Control ...

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License plate surveillance bill passes Senate

License plate surveillance bill passes Senate

Legislation to regulate automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras across Washington state passed the Washington State Senate on a 40-9 vote on Wednesday. SB 6002, sponsored by Senator Yasmin Trudeau (D-Tacoma), sets rules around the use and retention of data collected by ALPR ‘Flock’ cameras, which scan the license plates of passing vehicles and collect images and data for use by law enforcement and other government agencies. Washington state currently has no law on the books regulating ALPR cameras. “My goal with this bill has always been about community safety and trust,” Trudeau said. “Washington state has a constitutional obligation to protect personal privacy and we have an obligation as elected leaders to respond to community concerns when surveillance technology is ...

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