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Rep. Michelle Caldier has introduced legislation that would prevent an inmate who has a history of sexual or physical violence from being placed in a cell or room with another inmate...
Rep. Michelle Caldier has received numerous complaints from staff and friends and family members of incarcerated biological women at the Washington Corrections Center for Women (WCCW) concerned about the integration of...
In a late-night debate Tuesday morning, the Washington State House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 5352 57-40 that would partially restore the ability for law enforcement to engage in vehicular pursuits...
You’re invited! Rep. Michelle Caldier, R-Gig Harbor, and Rep. Spencer Hutchins, R-Gig Harbor, are welcoming their fellow citizens in the 26th Legislative District to one of four in-person town halls in...
As survivors of horrific felony crimes, we are concerned the public safety pendulum, which for many years in Washington, demanded criminals be held accountable, justice be provided for victims, and laws...
Featuring House Republican Reps. Jeremie Dufault, Dan Griffey, Jenny Graham, Michelle Caldier, and Jim Walsh. Learn more about House Bill 1078. Watch other House floor debate highlights here.
I wanted to take a few minutes to provide a brief update on the coronavirus emergency, the telephone town hall I held last week, and information about upcoming election-year restrictions. Thank...
Rep. Michelle Caldier, R-Port Orchard, is inviting citizens from throughout the 26th Legislative District to join her Thursday, April 30 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in a telephone town hall...
As I noted in my email update to you last Tuesday, news about the COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to change hour-by-hour. Many families and business owners are concerned with staying afloat, being...
In Olympia, a controversial bill that would reduce the punishment for those who intentionally infect another with the HIV virus passed the House of Representatives along party lines Wednesday, with Republicans...
