Sen. Brad Hawkins hopes to honor our iconic Washington apples in 2020 by introducing legislation to create a Washington apple license plate. Hawkins is teaming up with the Washington Apple Commission and the Washington Apple Education Foundation on the bill, which now has 20 bipartisan co-sponsors. The legislation is Senate...

Sen. Brad Hawkins has been honored for his efforts to help students learn about agriculture. Hawkins, who serves the 12th District, received the 2019 Legislator of the Year Award from the Washington Association of Agricultural Educators. “I’m very honored to receive this award and really appreciate the Washington Association of Agricultural...

House Bill 1003, sponsored by Rep. Brad Hawkins, will pull state resources and agencies together to develop a model policy to guide school districts following natural disasters.

A bill creating a model policy to guide school districts following natural disasters, sponsored by Rep. Brad Hawkins, R-East Wenatchee, has been approved by both chambers and is on its way to the Governor for signature.

A measure sponsored by Rep. Brad Hawkins, R-East Wenatchee, that would lead to the creation of a model policy to help school districts restore their facilities following natural disasters passed the House of Representatives Wednesday, 96-1.

A bill to help schools restore infrastructure in the aftermath of natural disasters was approved by the House of Representatives today by a vote of 96-0.

Pateros Superintendent Lois Davies traveled to Olympia to testify on House Bill 1003 to help schools recover after natural disasters, sponsored by Rep. Brad Hawkins.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 6, 2014 CONTACT: John Sattgast, Senior Information Officer/Broadcast Coordinator – (360) 786-7257 Education front and center in state policy and budgeting By Rep. Brad Hawkins Exclusive to The Wenatchee World Last year, the Legislature invested an additional $1 billion for K-12 education without raising taxes as...

Rep. Brad Hawkins talks about options to fund K-12 education in this opinion editorial for The Wenatchee World.