Helping Flood Victims of Thurston and Lewis Counties
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Managing Government Spending

  • Balanced $2.6 billion state budget deficit in 2004 with no new taxes
  • Opposed 34 percent budget growth in 2005 through 2009
  • Maintained focus on priorities of government
  • Restored cuts for mental health, developmental disability and long term care
  • Directed over 40 legislative performance reviews of state and local government programs
  • Sponsored legislation to establish a rainy day fund and create a budget sunshine period

Providing Community Facilities and Local Job Opportunities

  • New Regional Equestrian Center in Lewis County
  • Long Term Flood Relief for Chehalis River Basin
  • New I-5 Interchange in Grand Mound
  • New Gateway Project and Cabelas Store in Lacey
  • New Heritage Center and Executive Office Building at State Capitol
  • Completion of Heritage Park in Olympia
  • New Seminar Two Building of The Evergreen State College
  • New Humanities and Arts Facility at South Puget Sound Community College
  • New Science Building at New Market Skills Center in Tumwater
  • Design of New Fish Hatchery on Deschutes River
  • Remodel of Thurston County Boys and Girls Club Recreation Center
  • New Chehalis Wastewater Treatment Plant
  • New Science Buildings at Centralia and South Puget Sound Community Colleges
  • New Veteran’s Memorial Museum in Chehalis
  • New Freight Rail Spur for Cardinal Glass Plant
  • Restoration of Fox Theater in Morton
  • Restoration of Cispus Environmental Center at White Pass
  • Restoration of Rainier School Museum
  • New Tenino Sewer System

Providing Tax Relief and Regulatory Reform

  • Re-instituted tax incentives for research and development in high-tech industries
  • Renewed tax credits for infrastructure assistance in rural communities
  • Increased property tax exemption level for seniors on fixed incomes
  • Sponsored legislation to limit agency rule-making authority

Improving Public Education

  • Passed legislation to allow student retakes of WASL exams
  • Passed legislation to allow educational choice and innovation
  • Participated in K-12 financing task force to provide long-term funding solution
  • Sponsored legislation to prioritize capital funding in higher education

Keeping our Neighborhoods and Communities Safe

  • Passed tougher laws against sex offenders
  • Proposed three-strike law for methamphetamine manufacturers
  • Sponsored legislation to create new Public Safety Pension Plan
  • Passed legislation to control criminal street gangs

 

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