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- Transcript Hi, it's Phil with the Washington state House democratic caucus in the Washington state Senate. Democratic caucus. We're inviting you to a live telephone town hall right now where you can ask. Questions. Live with your lawmakers. It's free to participate, so just stay on the line. To join. Thanks. You are joining a live conference. Already in progress. Please be aware that your local phone company may leave your line open for up. To 32 seconds after you leave the conference. If you would like to ask the speaker a question. Please press zero. Name it. Coastal resiliency Environmental Clean Energy Fund. Ways to build food banks and community centers. So it really is a happy budget in a lot of ways, but I was very constrained. And unpredictable this session in ways that it hadn't done before, but very proud of that. Budget. I look forward to talking about the investments made through there. It was an awesome process. I will also highlight that the capital budget. By requirement of a two thirds vote is a bipartisan budget. So for those of us on the call here that want to hear more about sort of our bipartisan work capital budget is an amazing place. We were unanimously voted off both the House and the Senate floor. I believe the house floor. I know at least the Senate floor both times that that budget went through. So really proud of that work. In addition to that, I also serve as the vice chair of ways and means. I serve as the vice chair of the law and Justice Committee, which is the Senate's public safety committee. I also serve. On the housing committee. Where a lot of my bills and issue areas are, some of which. The speaker has spoken to. I ran a number of the companion bills on housing supply. A few of the bills that passed over the last couple of years, and also the companion for the rent. Stabilization bill was the House bill that eventually passed. I also have the privilege of being the chair. Of the members of Color caucus. The members of color caucus is part of the Senate democratic caucus. We're about a third of. Descendant Democrats. And so I get to chair that committee and really looking at ways to bring equity. And an equitable lens to a lot of the work that the caucus does. So I will stop there and pass it over. To my seatmate, representative Fai. Oh, and I guess it's a good time to also remind you to please press zero to ask a question. Thank you, Senator Fidel and Speaker Jenkins. Misrepresented Jake. Fly. And I've had the pleasure. For the last 13 years to be representing the 27th district. As the speaker indicated, I chaired the transportation committee, which is both a policy committee that deals with things like road safety, the state patrol department of Licensing. But it's also a budgetary committee. Budget is approximately $16 billion per biennium. As the speaker indicated, we were challenged this year. With. High inflationary costs, much more than what the average consumer. Faces upwards of 25% to 30%. On projects and supplies for projects. And increasing labor costs. We were. Successful with some additional revenues, to be able to keep most of the projects moving. Not all, however. But the gateway project, which is very important to the economy. Pierce county and south King county. We were able to keep that project moving forward. I also serve on the energy and environment committee. I'm particularly interested in energy issues that was my professional background before I got involved in legislative matters. And look forward to. Hearing your questions. And once again, if you do have a question, please press zero. great well we are starting to get questions from folks and if those of you on the line tonight have
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