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The Washington State CapitolThe Evergreen State College Office of Governmental Relations works with state legislators, elected officials, and state agencies to advance the College’s legislative agenda.

College Resources

Budget Information

Washington Proposed Biennial Operating & Capital Budgets

Evergreen: 2013 Legislative Session Fact Sheets

Performance Information

Evergreen: Performance Plan Submitted and Accepted by the Office of Financial Management 2012 (PDF)

Washington: Statewide Public Baccalaureate Dashboard

 

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Governmental Relations News

  • 2013-05-14Washington Legislature Convenes for Special Session

    This week the Washington State Legislature convened for a 30-day special session. Since the Legislature adjourned two weeks ago little progress has been made towards a final budget. Budget writers for each chamber did meet a few times since Sine Die, but no deal was reached. The differences between the three-corners (i.e. Governor, Senate and [...]

  • 2013-05-07Governor Names New Board Members to WASAC

    This week Governor Inslee announced a new slate of appointments to the Washington Student Achievement Council. Earlier this year, the Governor surprised many people by removing four board members, all of the non-student gubernatorial appointed members, appointed by Governor Gregorie to the board. The new appointees include: Jeff Charbonneau, a math and science teacher who [...]

  • 2013-04-29House Republican Caucus Elects New Leadership

    This weekend the Washington House Republican Caucus elected new leadership. House Republicans elected Snohomish County Representative Dan Kristiansen as their new minority leader at a reorganizaiton meeting on Saturday. Kristiansen replaces Rep. Richard DeBoltĀ  from Chehalis who stepped down earlier this month. In addition the Caucus elected Moses Lake Rep. Judy Warnick as Caucus Chair [...]

  • 2013-04-29Regular Session Ends; Special Session Scheduled

    The 105-day regular legislative session came to a slow end over the weekend. The Senate and House adjourned in the early evening on Sunday. Both chambers spent the last week and the weekend moving through a series of bills deemed necessary to implement the budget -including a revenue package in the House – as well [...]

  • 2013-04-25Washington House Passes Revenue Package

    Late yesterday the Washington House passed a revenue package over to the Senate with a vote of 50-47. Five Democrats joined Republicans voting against a $900 million revenue package. The package which would raise funds for education over the next two years sets up the House’s position in budget negotiations which are expected to continue [...]