E2SSB 5045
E2SSB 5045 by Ways & Means
E2SSB 5045
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Bill overview
This bill addresses the allocation of funds for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) during the 2025-2026 biennium. It specifically modifies the distribution of funds to prioritize projects related to transportation infrastructure improvements, particularly those focused on safety and efficiency. The bill aims to ensure that WSDOT has the necessary resources to maintain and enhance the state’s transportation network.
Key provisions
- Directs WSDOT to prioritize funding for transportation safety projects.
- Modifies the allocation of funds for various transportation projects.
- Provides funding for bridge maintenance and rehabilitation.
- Allocates resources for highway improvements and expansions.
- Addresses funding for public transportation initiatives.
Who is affected
- Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)
- Motorists and commuters
- Transportation planners
- Federal Government (through potential funding adjustments)
- Local governments (receiving transportation funding)
Notable changes
- Adjusts the distribution of funds within WSDOT’s budget.
- Prioritizes safety-related transportation projects.
- May impact the timeline or scope of specific transportation projects.
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Ways & Means
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Bill number assignments
| Abbreviation | Stands for | Bill # range | Description |
| HB | House Bill | 1000-3999 | Bills propose to amend, add, or repeal statutes. |
| SB | Senate Bill | 5000-7999 | Bills propose to amend, add, or repeal statutes. |
| HJM | House Joint Memorial | 4000-4199 | Memorials express the Legislature's concern, usually to the President and the U.S. Congress, about an issue, for example, asking the federal government to fund a program. |
| SJM | Senate Joint Memorial | 8000-8199 | Memorials express the Legislature's concern, usually to the President and the U.S. Congress, about an issue, for example, asking the federal government to fund a program. |
| HJR | House Joint Resolution | 4200-4399 | Joint resolutions propose to amend the state constitution. |
| SJR | Senate Joint Resolution | 8200-8399 | Joint resolutions propose to amend the state constitution. |
| HCR | House Concurrent Resolution | 4400-4599 | Concurrent resolutions relate to the internal operation of the Legislature, in which one house concurs in the action of the other; they may originate in either house. |
| SCR | Senate Concurrent Resolution | 8400-8599 | Concurrent resolutions relate to the internal operation of the Legislature, in which one house concurs in the action of the other; they may originate in either house. |
| HR | House Resolution | 4600-4999 | Resolutions are typically used to commemorate or congratulate, or to adopt rules for the body. They pertain to one body only. |
| SR | Senate Resolution | 8600-8999 | Resolutions are typically used to commemorate or congratulate, or to adopt rules for the body. They pertain to one body only. |
| SGA | Senate Gubernatorial Appointment | 9000-9999 | An appointment made by the Governor to fill an office or position; only the Senate confirms gubernatorial appointments. |
| I | Initiative to the Legislature | Numbers vary | See Secretary of State site for past and current numbers |