Senator Ann Rivers

Legislative District 18

Senator Mark Schoesler

Legislative District 9

Senator John Braun

Legislative District 20

Senator Curtis King

Legislative District 14

Senator Mike Padden

Legislative District 4

Senator Judy Warnick

Legislative District 13

Senator Brad Hawkins

Legislative District 12

Senator Lynda Wilson

Legislative District 17

Senator Phil Fortunato

Legislative District 31

Senator Shelly Short

Legislative District 7

Senator Keith Wagoner

Legislative District 39

Senator Jeff Holy

Legislative District 6

Senator Ron Muzzall

Legislative District 10

Senator Chris Gildon

Legislative District 25

Senator Perry Dozier

Legislative District 16

Senator Jeff Wilson

Legislative District 19

Senator Jim McCune

Legislative District 2

Senator Matt Boehnke

Legislative District 8

Senator Drew MacEwen

Legislative District 35

Senator Nikki Torres

Legislative District 15

Senate Committees:

Ranking Member -- Early Learning & K-12 Education Higher Education & Workforce Development Transportation

Environment & Parks

Senate passes Hawkins’ bill to create ‘community forest’ pilot project

March 06, 2019

A bill prime-sponsored by 12th District Sen. Brad Hawkins that would help keep Nason Ridge near Lake Wenatchee accessible to the public was passed today by the Senate 41-5. Hawkins’ proposal, Second Substitute Senate Bill 5873, would establish a community forest pilot project established by the state Recreation and Conservation Funding... Read More...

Hawkins’ renewable hydrogen bill among the first bills approved by Senate

February 15, 2019

The Douglas County Public Utility District and other PUDs in Washington could soon have the authority to produce and sell a new type of clean energy under a Senate-approved bill introduced by 12th District state Sen. Brad Hawkins. Substitute Senate Bill 5588 would authorize PUDs to produce, distribute and sell... Read More...

Hearing for Hawkins’ ‘megafire’-inspired bill set Feb. 9

January 31, 2017

OLYMPIA…Sen. Brad Hawkins wants the agency in charge of public lands to assess the health of state-owned forests and come up with a 16-year treatment plan that could include prescribed fire and thinning. Hawkins’ proposal is laid out in Senate Bill 5546, which will come before the Senate Natural Resources... Read More...

Hawkins’ natural disaster school recovery bill passes the House

January 27, 2016

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. Read More...

OPINION by Rep. Brad Hawkins: A Legislator’s Response to the Carlton Complex Fire

February 27, 2015

By Rep. Brad Hawkins After the devastating Carlton Complex Fire that deeply affected the communities and economy of the Methow Valley, our Legislature is taking action to respond to our natural disaster, including providing funding and changing policies as needed. As your state representative, I am working to turn over... Read More...

School recovery proposal by Rep. Brad Hawkins passes House unanimously

February 09, 2015

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. Read More...

Carlton Complex fire economic recovery proposal receives public hearing; House approves $1.2 million for recovery

January 29, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan. 29, 2015 CONTACT: Sarah Stewart, Public Information Officer – (360) 786-7720 Carlton Complex fire economic recovery proposal receives public hearing; House approves $1.2 million for recovery A proposal to provide funding for economic recovery in Okanogan County after the devastating Carlton Complex Fire received a public... Read More...

Public hearing in Olympia discusses legislation to help schools recover after wildfires

January 15, 2015

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. Read More...