As you are probably already aware, 2025 saw the final rule promulgation for crane rules in Washington following the legislation that was passed because of

The Washington State Legislature has approved a supplemental operating budget, making adjustments to the state’s 2025–27 spending plan. While supplemental budgets are intended to address

Join us April 16 from 8:00–9:00 a.m. for AGC’s members-only Legislative Wrap-Up webinar. The 2026 legislative session in Olympia has concluded, and several new laws

AGC supported ESSB 6347, which rolls back the estate tax rate increase enacted by the Legislature in 2025. Lawmakers acted in part due to concerns

The Washington State Legislature has approved the “millionaires’ income tax.” The measure would apply a 9.9% tax on annual household income above $1 million. Governor

AGC strongly supports passage of the 2026 supplemental capital budget currently before the Legislature. The proposal includes investments that will support infrastructure and community projects

The Legislature passed the 2026 Supplemental Transportation Budget, and it addresses priorities articulated by AGC. It provides additional and more stable funding for preservation, keeps

The House and Senate have passed their respective budget proposals, both of which rely heavily on one-time money transferred from the state’s Rainy Day Fund,

The House and Senate Transportation Committees have released their particular versions of the 2026 Supplemental Transportation Budget.  And while it’s “only” a supplemental budget for

AGC members recently gathered in Olympia to meet with legislators from the House and Senate Transportation Committees, reinforcing the industry’s commitment to maintaining Washington’s transportation