FW: The Week in Housing Advocacy
Theresa
HHTF Members,
The Low Income Housing Alliance sends out alerts with very useful information about what’s taking place in this Legislative Session and how you can plug in! This alert includes a description of each proposed bill and the potential impacts.
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Greetings Theresa,
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Important
housing bills scheduled for action this week |
Today, the Housing Alliance is in Olympia with hundreds of housing advocates for Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day. Together, we are standing up for polices and investments that will help ensure more people across Washington State have the opportunity to live in a safe, healthy and affordable home and that our communities have the tools and resources they need to prevent and end homelessness.
Affordable housing is the foundation of a healthy, stable life. A child’s ability to learn in school is greatly impacted by whether or not they have someplace to go home to. In December 2010, the Washington State superintendent reported that more than 21,000 school children were homeless during the last school year. Today, housing advocates in Olympia will hear from students and staff from Tacoma’s McCarver Elementary school. This school has created a partnership with the Tacoma Housing Authority to address a turnover rate during the last school year of over 120% (after a 100% turnover, students who joined mid-year were not able to stay till the end of the school year thus pushing the rate to over 100%). Together, the school and housing authority are working to bring stability and security to families so that their children can get a solid education.
Watch this video to hear from people directly impacted by the issues that housing advocates are speaking up for today. Learn more about housing priorities this session and then consider sharing your story.
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If you weren’t able to make it down to join us today, we’ll be recording the program and will be posting a link in future emails. Stay tuned.
This week in Olympia lawmakers will again be given the opportunity to help move important housing legislation forward. The Fair Tenant Screening Act -HB 1526- is being heard in the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday at 8:00 AM and two bills are scheduled for an executive session this week -HB 1768 and HB 1707- that are critical to ensuring the continuation of many programs central to preventing and ending homelessness. See the yellow box on the right for a complete list of the bills scheduled for action this week. The first cutoff is just one week away, so all bills have to clear their first committee by Monday the 21st in order to have a chance of passing this session.
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Take action today to ensure that critical programs to prevent and end homelessness are not cut. Contact your representatives to tell them to vote yes on HB 1768 and HB 1707. Both are scheduled for executive session this week in House Committee on Community Development and Housing. Click here to email your elected officials today or call 1-800-562-6000 to leave a message like this, “Please support HB 1768 and HB 1707. The programs funded through these bills are crucial in ending and preventing homelessness.” |
Background
on Operations and Maintenance and the Home Security Fund:
Operations and Maintenance and the Home Security Fund are two of the most vital
tools available in our efforts to alleviate homelessness. Because they are
funded through document recording fees, resources for these programs decrease
in just the kind of economic environment that increases the need for these
critical efforts.
The Home Security Fund supports the Emergency Shelter Assistance Program,
serving over 47,000 people each year, the Transitional Housing, Operating and
Rent (THOR) program, which serves over 3,000 families with transitional
housing, the Independent Youth Housing Program, which serves 198 youth aging
out of foster care, and Housing Grant Assistance Programs which gives grants to
support innovative approaches to ending homelessness in counties across the
state. The Operations and Maintenance Fund ensures that Housing Trust
Fund homes are affordable to Washington’s
lowest income residents.
The Gap:
At the end of the 2011-2013 biennium, the Home Security Fund will be short by
at least $12 million. If the $20 increase is allowed to sunset, the gap
will nearly triple to $32m in the 2013-2015 biennium. Without additional
revenue, the amount available in the Operations and Maintenance Fund will drop
from $8.6m in 2010 to $4.8m in 2011 and down to $2.5m in 2012. All funds
are already committed. A reduction of this size will lead to a loss of
affordable units for people earning the lowest incomes. Take
action today to help prevent cuts to these programs.
Bill Tracker:
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Bill Number |
Sponsor |
Title |
Companion Bill |
Latest Committee Activity |
Status |
Housing Alliance Position |
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HB 1362 |
Orwall |
Homeowner foreclosures |
SB 5275(SFI/Hous/Ins) |
Feb 17 Scheduled for executive session in the House Committee on Judiciary at 10:00 AM. (Subject to change) |
H Judiciary |
Priority |
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SB 5275 |
Kline |
Homeowner foreclosures |
HB 1362(HJudiciary) |
Jan 26 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S FI/Hous/Ins |
Priority |
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SHB 1462 |
CDH(Kenney) |
Affordable housing |
SB 5214(SWays & Means) |
Feb 10 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 10:00 AM. |
H CDHDPS |
Priority |
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SSB 5214 |
FIHI(Hobbs) |
Affordable housing |
HB 1462(HCDHDPS) |
Feb 9 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Ways & Means |
Priority |
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HB 1526 |
Orwall |
Tenant screening |
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Feb 16 Scheduled for public hearing in the House Committee on Judiciary at 8:00 AM. (Subject to change) |
H Judiciary |
Priority |
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HB 1566 |
Liias |
Manu/mobile home communities |
SB 5433(SFI/Hous/Ins) |
|
H Judiciary |
Priority |
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SB 5433 |
Fraser |
Manu/mobile home communities |
HB 1566(HJudiciary) |
Feb 8 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 10:00 AM. |
S FI/Hous/Ins |
Priority |
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HB 1768 |
Kenney |
Housing assistance surcharge |
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Feb 16 Scheduled for executive session in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 8:00 AM. (Subject to change) |
H CommDev & Hous |
Priority |
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HB 1651 |
Goodman |
Transitional housing |
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H Judiciary |
Opposed |
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HB 1661 |
Finn |
Low-income housing resources |
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Feb 9 Public hearing in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 8:00 AM. |
H CommDev & Hous |
Opposed |
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SB 5283 |
Hobbs |
Low-income housing resources |
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Feb 2 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S FI/Hous/Ins |
Opposed |
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HB 1678 |
Kirby |
Small loans in twelve months |
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Feb 4 Executive session scheduled, but no action was taken in the House Committee on Business & Financial Services at 1:30 PM. |
H Bus & Fin Svcs |
Opposed |
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SB 5547 |
Prentice |
Small loans in twelve months |
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Feb 9 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S FI/Hous/Ins |
Opposed |
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HB 1894 |
Goodman |
Intermediate tenancies |
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Feb 16 Scheduled for public hearing in the House Committee on Judiciary at 8:00 AM. (Subject to change) |
H Judiciary |
Opposed |
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SB 5705 |
Kilmer |
Community redevel. financing |
HB 1881(HWays & Means) |
Feb 14 Scheduled for public hearing in the Senate Committee on Economic Development and Trade & Innovation at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
S EDev/Trd/Innov |
With Concerns |
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SB 5011 |
White |
Victimization of homeless |
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Feb 4 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Judiciary at 1:30 PM. |
S Rules 2G |
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HB 1128 |
Roberts |
Extended foster care |
SB 5245(SHumServ/Corr) |
Jan 27 Public hearing in the House Committee on Early Learning & Human Services at 8:00 AM. |
H Erly Lrn/H Svc |
Support |
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SB 5245 |
Regala |
Extended foster care |
HB 1128(HErly Lrn/H Svc) |
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S HumServ/Corr |
Support |
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HB 1348 |
Dunshee |
State gen. obligation bonds |
SB 5127(SWays & Means) |
Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Capital Budget at 8:00 AM. |
H Cap Budget |
Support |
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SB 5127 |
Kilmer |
State gen. obligation bonds |
HB 1348(HCap Budget) |
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S Ways & Means |
Support |
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HB 1416 |
Pettigrew |
Property management/B&O tax |
SB 5289(SWays & Means) |
Feb 3 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 10:00 AM. |
H Ways & Means |
Support |
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SB 5289 |
Murray |
Property management/B&O tax |
HB 1416(HWays & Means) |
Feb 8 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. |
S Ways & Means |
Support |
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HB 1624 |
Ormsby |
Urban growth areas |
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Feb 16 Scheduled for executive session in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 8:00 AM. (Subject to change) |
H CommDev & Hous |
Support |
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HB 1699 |
Kenney |
Housing trust fund |
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Feb 14 Scheduled for executive session in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
H CommDev & Hous |
Support |
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HB 1707 |
Kenney |
Local homeless housing |
SB 5645(SWays & Means) |
Feb 14 Scheduled for executive session in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
H CommDev & Hous |
Support |
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SB 5645 |
Nelson |
Local homeless housing |
HB 1707(HCommDev & Hous) |
|
S Ways & Means |
Support |
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ESHB 1086 |
WAYS(Hunter) |
Operating sup budget 2009-11 |
SB 5095(SWays & Means) |
Feb 3 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. |
S Passed 3rd |
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SB 5095 |
Murray |
Operating sup budget 2009-11 |
HB 1086(Hsubst for) |
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S Ways & Means |
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SHB 1266 |
JUDI(Pedersen) |
Landlord-tenant act |
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Feb 3 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Judiciary at 10:00 AM. |
H Rules R |
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HB 1398 |
Fitzgibbon |
Low-income housing/fee exemp |
SB 5524(SWays & Means) |
Feb 3 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 10:00 AM. |
H Rules R |
Support |
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SB 5524 |
White |
Low-income housing/fee exemp |
HB 1398(HRules R) |
Feb 9 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Ways & Means |
Support |
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HB 1401 |
Upthegrove |
Local improvement assessmnts |
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Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Local Government at 10:00 AM. |
H Local Govt |
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HB 1497 |
Dunshee |
Capital budget 2011-2013 |
SB 5467(SWays & Means) |
Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Capital Budget at 8:00 AM. |
H Cap Budget |
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SB 5467 |
Kilmer |
Capital budget 2011-2013 |
HB 1497(HCap Budget) |
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S Ways & Means |
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SB 5050 |
Kline |
Residential security deposit |
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Feb 2 Executive action scheduled, but the report on the motion to move the bill out of committee did not receive sufficient signatures. |
S FI/Hous/Ins |
Support |
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SB 5482 |
Kohl-Welles |
Human trafficking victims |
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Feb 9 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Rules 2 |
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HB 1335 |
Springer |
Growth mgmt/local progress |
SB 5243(SGovtOp & Elect) |
Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Local Government at 10:00 AM. |
H Local Govt |
With Concerns |
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SB 5243 |
Tom |
Growth mgmt/local progress |
HB 1335(HLocal Govt) |
Feb 8 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Government Operations and Tribal Relations & Elections at 1:30 PM. |
S GovtOp & Elect |
With Concerns |
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HB 1469 |
Springer |
Landscape conservation |
SB 5253(SGovtOp & Elect) |
Feb 2 Public hearing in the House Committee on Local Government at 1:30 PM. |
H Local Govt |
With Concerns |
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SB 5253 |
White |
Landscape conservation |
HB 1469(HLocal Govt) |
Feb 15 Scheduled for executive session in the Senate Committee on Government Operations and Tribal Relations & Elections at 6:00 PM. (Subject to change) |
S GovtOp & Elect |
With Concerns |
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SB 5705 |
Kilmer |
Community redevel. financing |
HB 1881(HWays & Means) |
Feb 14 Scheduled for public hearing in the Senate Committee on Economic Development and Trade & Innovation at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
S EDev/Trd/Innov |
With Concerns |
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Greetings Theresa,
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Wondering how other states are
mobilizing around budget cuts and attacks on public sector workers? Wisconsin
teachers and union members have staged several days of peaceful protests at
their state capitol and have captured attention from around the world.
Friday’s Democracy Now started
their program with an in-depth interview. Listen or watch it here. A large group of committed and talented advocates
worked throughout the interim on the Fair Tenant Screening Act. With
incredible dedication and vision, these folks spent countless hours crafting
language and strategies to pass a solid bill that would protect vulnerable
tenants and eliminate barriers to housing. Live in the 47th LD? |
Last week started with optimism and determination when over 500 affordable housing and homelessness stakeholders traveled to Olympia early Monday for Housing and Homelessness Advocacy day. Fueled with encouragement from Representative Kenney, who shared that she had experienced homelessness herself, advocates from 46 of our state’s 49 legislative districts met with nearly 100 elected officials. Many shared personal stories to educate and embolden their elected officials to support the policies and investments that can move our state closer to a place where everyone has the option to live in a safe, affordable and healthy home.
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Senator Murray, 43rd Legislative District (Seattle), chair of Senate Ways and Means Committee, meeting with constituents Monday at Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day. Constituents discussed the Housing Trust Fund, The Fair Tenant Screening Act, Disability Lifeline and more. |
Last week also brought the first cutoff of the session, which resulted in one of the Housing Alliance’s top legislative priorities dying in the House Judiciary Committee. Although the Fair Tenant Screening Act, HB 1526, received a hearing on Wednesday, the bill was not given the vote needed to pass it out of committee. Despite incredible testimony from tenants and advocates, the bill is dead for the session. Senator Kohl-Welles went to great lengths last week to create a Senate vehicle for this bill and deserves our thanks. Unfortunately, the Senate version introduced by her, SB 5826, also died due to a lack of a hearing.
Not all the news was bad however, with many important housing bills moving forward. See the chart below for updates on all Housing Alliance priorities and the bill tracker at the end of this email for details on many of the bills impacting affordable housing. One significant highlight is the continued progress of the foreclosure mediation bill, another Housing Alliance top priority. Both the Senate version – SB 5275/Kline – and the House version – HB 1362/Orwall – moved out of their committees of origin and are on track to keep moving. The progress of these bills represents significant negotiations between all stakeholders, including advocates and banks. Bruce Neas of Columbia Legal Services deserves a special shout out for his excellent hard work. Advocates from across the state have been calling their elected officials to tell them that now is the time to implement a mediation option for homeowners and it is helping to move these bills along. Continued advocacy will be needed, so stay tuned for future alerts.
The details on the foreclosure mediation bill amendments:
It is the House version that represents the most current agreements between
stakeholders and it is anticipated that the Senate will also incorporate these
amendments. The most significant difference from the original version is
that now a homeowner needs to contact a housing counselor or attorney in order
to trigger the mediation. The amendments in the House version also:
1) Add many new foreclosure housing counselors,
2) Put parts of the bill under the purview of the Attorney General,
3) Limit the bill only to beneficiaries
that have more than 250 foreclosure trustee sales per year, meaning it would
not apply to most credit unions and community banks and,
4) Implement a $250 fee on notices of
default that will be paid by the lender. This fee will cover all costs of
enforcement of the bill, will pay for education to the public about the
program, and will also pay for many more housing counselors across the state.
More details:
The House bill extends the ”meet & confer” timeline to sixty
days. If a homeowner responds within 30 days after first being
contacted, they are then given sixty days from the date of contact to deal with
their lender or servicer to negotiate a different outcome. If they are
not getting a response, they can evoke a right to mediation, but this must be
initiated by an attorney or by a housing counselor. The housing
counselor/attorney can trigger mediation on behalf of the homeowner at any time
up until the notice of trustee sale is issued. If mediation is triggered, then
a mediator must be named within 10 days and then the mediation must take place
in 45 days.
If this bill passes, Washington
will become one of three non-judicial foreclosure states* to implement
mediation protections.
*Non-judicial in this context means that the foreclosure process in Washington does not
require the courts to be involved. A little more than half of all
states (27) are non-judicial, with judicial states requiring some oversight and
involvement of the courts.
The Tacoma News Tribune on Friday gave some attention to the
progress of these bills.
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Housing Alliance Priority Bill Status |
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Issue |
Bill number(s) |
Status |
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Fair Tenant Screening Act |
HB 1526/Orwall |
Died in House Judiciary Committee. |
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Foreclosure Mediation |
HB 1362/Orwall and SB 5275/Kline |
Both versions have been amended and both are now in fiscal committees. The Housing Alliances supports the amendments. |
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Fill the shortfalls in the Home Security Fund and Operations & Maintenance Fund |
HB 1768/Kenney |
This bill was amended and is now in Ways & Means. The Housing Alliance is analyzing the impact of the amendments. |
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Manufactured Housing Act Technical Fixes |
HB 1566/Liias and SB 5433/Fraser |
The House version is dead, but the Senate version was passed out of its committee of origin with a unanimous vote and is in Senate Rules. |
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Surplus Properties |
HB 1462/Kenney and SB 5214/Hobbs |
Both version have been amended and are now in fiscal committees. The Housing Alliance supports the amendments. |
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Many advocates traveled across the state to come to Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day, including these advocates from Walla Walla and Yakima. |
This week starts with a work session entitled an “Overview of state investments in low-income housing” in Senate Ways and Means at 3:30 today. Affordable Housing experts will be testifying and discussing how the Housing Trust Fund, the State’s primary tool to invest in affordable housing, has produced more than 36,000 affordable homes in 38 of Washington’s 39 counties for Washington’s most vulnerable residents. Watch the work session here and click on “live programming” or “media archives” and simply search to find today’s Senate Ways and Means committee hearing. You can also watch the testimony on SB 5645, a top Housing Alliance support item, which is also being heard today in that committee.
Thank you to everyone who came out for Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day and to everyone who has already taken action this session to stand up for affordable housing and for an end to homelessness. With about two-thirds of the session left before us and many important policies and investments on the table, please pledge to take action at least once a week through April 24th – the last scheduled day of session. Elected officials have very tough choices still before them and affordable housing and homelessness advocates can help ensure that policies and investments are passed that move Washington forward.
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Bill Number |
Sponsor |
Title |
Companion Bill |
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Latest Committee Information |
Status |
Housing Alliance Position |
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SHB 1362 |
JUDI(Orwall) |
Homeowner foreclosures |
SB 5275(SWays & Means) |
Feb 17 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Judiciary at 10:00 AM. |
H Ways & Means |
Priority |
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SSB 5275 |
FIHI(Kline) |
Homeowner foreclosures |
HB 1362(HWays & Means) |
Feb 24 Scheduled for public hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
S Ways & Means |
Priority |
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SHB 1462 |
CDH(Kenney) |
Affordable housing |
SB 5214(SWays & Means) |
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Feb 17 Public hearing in the House Committee on General Government Appropriations & Oversight at 1:30 PM. |
H Gen Gov Apps |
Priority |
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SSB 5214 |
FIHI(Hobbs) |
Affordable housing |
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HB 1462(HGen Gov Apps) |
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Feb 9 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Ways & Means |
Priority |
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HB 1526 |
Orwall |
Tenant screening |
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Feb 17 Executive session scheduled, but no action was taken in the House Committee on Judiciary at 10:00 AM. |
Dead |
Priority |
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SB 5826 |
Kohl-Welles |
Prospective tenants |
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Dead |
Priority |
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HB 1566 |
Liias |
Manu/mobile home communities |
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SB 5433(SRules 2) |
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Dead |
Priority |
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SSB 5433 |
FIHI(Fraser) |
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Manu/mobile home communities |
HB 1566(HJudiciary) |
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Feb 16 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Rules 2 |
Priority |
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SHB 1768 |
CDH(Kenney) |
Housing assistance surcharge |
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Feb 17 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 10:00 AM. |
H Ways & Means |
Priority |
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HB 1707 |
Kenney |
Local homeless housing |
SB 5645(SWays & Means) |
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Feb 14 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 1:30 PM. |
H Ways & Means |
Pro |
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SB 5645 |
Nelson |
Local homeless housing |
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HB 1707(HWays & Means) |
Feb 21 Scheduled for public hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
S Ways & Means |
Pro |
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HB 1997 |
Orwall |
Economic development/funding |
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Feb 22 Scheduled for public hearing in the House Committee on Ways & Means at 1:30 PM in anticipation of other legislative action. |
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Pro |
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HB 1957 |
Goodman |
Supportive housing services |
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H Ways & Means |
Pro |
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HB 1661 |
Finn |
Low-income housing resources |
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Feb 9 Public hearing in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 8:00 AM. |
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Dead |
Con |
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SSB 5283 |
FIHI(Hobbs) |
Low-income housing vouchers |
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Feb 16 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Ways & Means |
Con |
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HB 1678 |
Kirby |
Small loans in twelve months |
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Feb 17 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Business & Financial Services at 8:00 AM. |
H Gen Gov Apps |
Con |
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SB 5547 |
Prentice |
Small loans in twelve months |
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Feb 16 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Rules 2 |
Con |
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HB 1894 |
Goodman |
Intermediate tenancies |
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Feb 17 Executive session scheduled, but no action was taken in the House Committee on Judiciary at 10:00 AM. |
Dead |
Con |
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SSB 5705 |
EDTI(Kilmer) |
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Community redevel. financing |
HB 1881(HWays & Means) |
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Feb 23 Scheduled for public hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
S Ways & Means |
With Concerns |
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SB 5011 |
White |
Victimization of homeless |
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Feb 4 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Judiciary at 1:30 PM. |
S Rules 2G |
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SHB 1128 |
ELHS(Roberts) |
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Extended foster care |
SB 5245(SHumServ/Corr) |
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Feb 17 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Early Learning & Human Services at 8:00 AM. |
H Ways & Means |
Pro |
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SB 5245 |
Regala |
Extended foster care |
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HB 1128(HWays & Means) |
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S HumServ/Corr |
Pro |
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HB 1348 |
Dunshee |
State gen. obligation bonds |
SB 5127(SWays & Means) |
Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Capital Budget at 8:00 AM. |
H Cap Budget |
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Pro |
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SB 5127 |
Kilmer |
State gen. obligation bonds |
HB 1348(HCap Budget) |
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S Ways & Means |
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Pro |
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HB 1416 |
Pettigrew |
Property management/B&O tax |
SB 5289(SWays & Means) |
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Feb 16 Public hearing in the House Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. |
H Ways & Means |
Pro |
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SB 5289 |
Murray |
Property management/B&O tax |
HB 1416(HWays & Means) |
Feb 8 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. |
S Ways & Means |
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Pro |
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SHB 1624 |
CDH(Ormsby) |
Urban growth areas |
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Feb 17 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 10:00 AM. |
H Ways & Means |
Pro |
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HB 1699 |
Kenney |
Housing trust fund |
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Feb 21 Scheduled for public hearing in the House Committee on Capital Budget at 8:00 AM. (Subject to change) |
H Cap Budget |
Pro |
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ESHB 1086 |
WAYS(Hunter) |
Operating sup budget 2009-11 |
SB 5095(SWays & Means) |
Feb 3 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. |
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Del to Gov |
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SHB 1266 |
JUDI(Pedersen) |
Landlord-tenant act |
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Feb 3 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Judiciary at 10:00 AM. |
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H Rules C |
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HB 1398 |
Fitzgibbon |
Low-income housing/fee exemp |
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SB 5524(SRules 2) |
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Feb 3 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Community Development & Housing at 10:00 AM. |
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H 2nd Reading |
Pro |
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SB 5524 |
White |
Low-income housing/fee exemp |
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HB 1398(H2nd Reading) |
Feb 17 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Ways & Means at 3:30 PM. |
S Rules 2 |
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SHB 1401 |
LG(Upthegrove) |
Local improvement assessmnts |
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Feb 15 Executive action taken in the House Committee on Local Government at 10:00 AM. |
H Rules R |
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HB 1497 |
Dunshee |
Capital budget 2011-2013 |
SB 5467(SWays & Means) |
Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Capital Budget at 8:00 AM. |
H Cap Budget |
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SB 5467 |
Kilmer |
Capital budget 2011-2013 |
HB 1497(HCap Budget) |
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S Ways & Means |
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SB 5050 |
Kline |
Residential security deposit |
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Feb 2 Executive action scheduled, but the report on the motion to move the bill out of committee did not receive sufficient signatures. |
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Dead |
Pro |
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SB 5095 |
Murray |
Operating sup budget 2009-11 |
HB 1086(Hsubst for) |
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S Ways & Means |
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SB 5482 |
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Kohl-Welles |
Human trafficking victims |
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Feb 9 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Housing & Insurance at 1:30 PM. |
S Rules 2 |
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HB 1335 |
Springer |
Growth mgmt/local progress |
SB 5243(SGovtOp & Elect) |
Feb 1 Public hearing in the House Committee on Local Government at 10:00 AM. |
H Local Govt |
With Concerns |
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SB 5243 |
Tom |
Growth mgmt/local progress |
HB 1335(HLocal Govt) |
Feb 8 Public hearing in the Senate Committee on Government Operations and Tribal Relations & Elections at 1:30 PM. |
S GovtOp & Elect |
With Concerns |
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SHB 1469 |
LG(Springer) |
Landscape conservation |
SB 5253(SRules 2) |
Feb 22 Scheduled for public hearing in the House Committee on Ways & Means at 1:30 PM. (Subject to change) |
H Ways & Means |
With Concerns |
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SSB 5253 |
GO(White) |
Landscape conservation |
HB 1469(HWays & Means) |
Feb 15 Executive action taken in the Senate Committee on Government Operations and Tribal Relations & Elections at 6:00 PM. |
S Rules 2 |
With Concerns |
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SSB 5705 |
EDTI(Kilmer) |
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Community redevel. financing |
HB 1881(HWays & Means) |