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Rep. Michelle Caldier says ferry commuters in Washington have waited too long for the state to build more boats to meet demand without delays. She’s introduced legislation as a backup plan...

The state of our ferry system has reached crisis levels. Ferries are incredibly vital to so many in Washington, including you, your family, and our friends and neighbors on the Kitsap...

Since taking office in 2015, I have worked to provide true and meaningful toll relief to Tacoma Narrows Bridge commuters. I was joined in this effort over the past two years...

During the House floor debate Saturday on Senate Bill 5950, the proposed supplemental operating budget, Rep. Michelle Caldier, R-Gig Harbor, offered Amendment 1109 to provide $450 million to pay for two...

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...

The 2022 legislative session started Monday, Jan. 10. This year’s session is a short one — only 60 days. However, we have just as much work to do as during our...

Rep. Michelle Caldier is sponsoring legislation that would work to remove barriers in the hiring of new Washington State Ferry workers and seek to improve working conditions for ferry employees. The...

Although you’d think most people would be out enjoying summer vacations, July has been a busy month for news related to legislative matters and state government. Here are some examples: The...

A measure that would allow images and information from traffic safety cameras and photo toll booths to be used in investigations received a public hearing Monday in the House Public Safety...

Late Thursday night, we finished our work and adjourned for the year. It was an intense 60-day session with some highs, but a lot more lows. One-party control of the House...