Senator Lynda Wilson

E-NEWSLETTER: A bump in the road, a bridge update and an invitation to local students November 20, 2018 Hello, Although next year’s legislative session doesn’t start until January 14, members of the state Senate got together at the Capitol last week. This traditional gathering is called “Assembly Days” because the various committees assemble for some pre-session planning. Sometimes the agenda includes looking at whether new... Read More...

In the News: Tracking the Course (The Reflector) Local lawmakers who believe deregulation along Chelatchie Prairie Railroad is key to new economic possibilities hop onboard to observe locations first hand Two local lawmakers got a chance to be a train engineer during an Aug. 8 excursion on the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad where the economic opportunities along the short... Read More...

E-NEWSLETTER: Promoting good government and tracking issues with local interest Hello, Here in the first part of August, we’re approximately midway through the “interim” period between the end of this year’s legislative session and the January start of the 2019 session. But although we’re not in session, the meetings and appointments on my calendar still include plenty of legislative business.... Read More...

Wilson legislation to support domestic-violence victims is signed at Capitol     OLYMPIA…Sen. Lynda Wilson’s legislation to help domestic-violence victims who need legal assistance was signed today by Gov. Jay Inslee. Under Washington’s constitution, the law created by Senate Bill 5213 will become effective June 7. “I had looked forward to seeing both of my bills to support domestic-violence victims... Read More...

E-NEWSLETTER: All schools should matter when it comes to security Dear Friends and Neighbors, Today we reached another important milestone in the 2018 session – the final day for action on bills from the “opposite house.” That means we have finished voting on bills passed by the House of Representatives, and the House is through voting on Senate bills for... Read More...

Legislature completes work on Wilson bill to support domestic-violence victims OLYMPIA…Sen. Lynda Wilson’s legislation to help domestic-violence victims is on its way to the governor’s desk. Senate Bill 5213, which won unanimous support in the Senate in early February, sailed through the House of Representatives Wednesday. Her bill allows a court to award certain fees to limited license legal technicians,... Read More...