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Last year, the City of Spokane joined jurisdictions across the state in passing additional regulations on the housing industry. We are now starting...

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The 2024 Legislative Session convened on Monday January 8 and will run for 60 days through March 7 at midnight. With the short session, everything...

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Your advocacy team and fellow industry leaders had no time to rest at the start of this session. With a House and Senate version of rent control...

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If you missed the 2024 Legislative Preview, we have you covered. On January 3, Senator Mark Mullet and Representative April Connors joined the WMFHA...

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Join us for a pre-briefing webinar tomorrow to hear about the legislative process and what to expect at Day on the Hill! If you are registered for...

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Allowing certain types of maintenance experience to substitute for work experience required to be eligible to take the examination for the...

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Supporting Washington's clean energy economy and transitioning to a clean, affordable, and reliable energy future. Bill Information Sponsors:...

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Supporting Washington's clean energy economy and transitioning to a clean, affordable, and reliable energy future. Bill Information Sponsors:...

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Establishing a housing court pilot program. Bill Information Sponsors: Kuderer, Lovelett, Nguyen, Nobles, Wilson, C. Companion: N/A Status:...

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Senator Mark Mullet and Representative Spencer Hitchins will be joining the WMFHA advocacy team for our pre-session webinar on January 3rd from...

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Last week, part of the WMFHA team popped over to Spokane to meet with the Executive Council and to celebrate the holidays at the Giving Gala,...

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What is the WMFHA PAC? And more importantly- why should you care?

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