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Rep. Jenny Graham and Rep. Mike Volz sent the following 2022 Session Review newsletter to constituents of the 6th District in May 2022.
The pandemic has been harmful to many aspects of our state. One thing that has not suffered is Washington state's revenue. Tax collections, from you the taxpayer, have remained strong despite...
Regardless of your thoughts on COVID-19, vaccine mandates, and masks in schools, we as a state should be concerned with the never-ending edicts emanating from Gov. Jay Inslee's office. We are...
In a bill-signing ceremony today conducted remotely in Olympia, Gov. Jay Inslee signed into law legislation designed to protect property tax payers from excessive penalties and interests on late payments. The...
'We need to do everything we can to keep people in their homes and away from the destructive cycle of homelessness,' says Volz The Washington State Senate this week unanimously approved...
The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously passed legislation today that will protect homeowners from onerous interest rates and penalties, helping keep more property tax payers from foreclosure. Rep. Mike Volz,...
Former U.S. Attorney for Eastern Washington, James McDevitt, has been appointed to the Spokane County Redistricting Committee by the Washington State House Republican Caucus. The appointment, officially announced today in a...
'Now is the right time to enact this small but meaningful protection against foreclosure for property tax payers who are honestly trying to catch up and keep their homes,' says state...
'We should have done this months ago during a special session,' says Volz With a bipartisan vote, the Washington State House of Representatives passed legislation today to give employers relief from...
‘State government – at every level – should be doing everything it can to help mitigate the short- and long-term financial impacts of the governor’s shutdown orders,’ says Volz
