Chris Gildon

Bill doesn’t go far enough – reckless driving, vehicle theft are excluded Note: The following e-newsletter was sent to Sen. Chris Gildon’s subscribers March 10, 2023. To subscribe to Sen. Gildon’s e-newsletters, click here.   See my speech on Senate Bill 5352 by clicking here. I offered an amendment that...

Note: The following e-newsletter was sent to Sen. Chris Gildon’s subscribers March 3, 2023. To subscribe to Sen. Gildon’s e-newsletters, click here. Measure restoring police pursuits leads list of Olympia’s ‘good, interesting and controversial’ bills Dear friends and neighbors, We just completed the first half of the 2023 legislative session...

Note: The following video update from Olympia was sent to Sen. Chris Gildon’s subscribers Feb. 22, 2023. To subscribe to Sen. Gildon’s e-newsletters, click here. Proposals this session would change the way Washington votes — including a first-in-nation mandatory voting requirement Sen. Chris Gildon, R-Puyallup, discusses bills this session that...

Note: The following e-newsletter was sent to Sen. Chris Gildon’s subscribers Feb. 15, 2023. To subscribe to Sen. Gildon’s e-newsletters, click here. See your 25th District lawmakers Saturday morning at the Puyallup fairgrounds In-person town hall meeting starts at 10 a.m.     Dear Neighbor, On Saturday, I’ll be hosting...

Welcome to my legislative video update! Today I’m joined by Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier and Pierce County Councilmember Paul Hererra as we talk about a tiny home village project plan to house homeless individuals in PIerce County. Our goal is to model this village after a program near Austin,...

Dear Neighbor, As we finish the second week of this year’s 105-day legislative session, I wanted to share a session overview, update you on my committee assignments and outline what needs to be done to address our state’s housing crisis. I am excited to be back at the Capitol in...