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Washington Gov. Ferguson Signs State Budget, Secures Funding for Several Spokane Projects

  • On Tuesday, Washington’s governor approved the operating budget, providing funding for various projects in Spokane as well as statewide programs.
  • This budget signing followed extensive legislative negotiations to create a balanced $78 billion plan addressing spending cuts, tax increases, and funding priorities.
  • The budget allocates $750 million for special education, $117 million for housing, $93 million for food assistance, and funds local Spokane projects including police training and schools.
  • State Senator Marcus Riccelli commended the budget for safeguarding vital services and increasing funding for K-12 education, emphasizing the importance of a well-considered and equitable budget approach.
  • The budget avoids a special session, funds the North Spokane Corridor, raises gas taxes by six cents to support transportation, and includes provisions subject to ongoing review and future adjustments.
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Krem2 News broke the news in Spokane, United States on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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