The scope of capital projects range from the very small to the very ambitious. The Vancouver waterfront is the latter. Join Sens. Keiser and Cleveland as they take a tour of a project that will bring housing, jobs and a ...
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The capital budget has had an impact on communities throughout Washington, maybe none bigger than in Tacoma. Capital investments, and a partnership with UW Tacoma, has the City of Destiny on the rise.
Read MoreProjects that promote job creation, environmental protections and public safety are just a few of the functions of the capital budget. The Longhouse on the campus of The Evergreen State College is a unique project that combines learning with the ...
Read MoreCapital projects such as Bridgeview in Vancouver can help break the cycle of poverty through job training and housing for those in need.
Read MoreAn important aspect of the capital budget is job creation. Your tax dollars go toward apprenticeship programs like those at South Seattle Community College that lead to family wage jobs and more opportunity for Washingtonians of all walks of life.
Read MoreFirst the good news, the state Department of Ecology recently awarded $227 million in grants to local governments for high-priority water quality improvement projects. One of my district’s small towns, Normandy Park, received about $1.4 million for two important projects ...
Read MoreThe capital budget is a critical tool for expanding higher learning opportunities for Washington’s college students. Join Sens. Keiser and Fraser as they discuss expansion at The Evergreen State College.
Read MoreJoin Sens. Mullet and Keiser as they visit Echo Glen and talk about ways capital projects can help rehabilitate and teach at-risk kids.
Read MoreCapital projects can also play a vital role in protecting and cleaning up our environment. Join Sens. Keiser and Hasegawa as they talk about the need for these types of projects.
Read MoreJoin Sens. Keiser and Darneille as they visit the Washington State History Museum and discuss making investments in the present to preserve our past.
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