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Legislation to prioritize the preservation and maintenance of state roads and highways passed the House Transportation Committee today. Rep. Bob McCaslin, R-Spokane and prime sponsor of House Bill 1137 called it...
Legislation introduced this week in Olympia would officially prioritize road preservation and maintenance in state transportation planning. Rep. Bob McCaslin, R-Spokane Valley and prime sponsor of House Bill 2285, said with...
Barkis: “We have put solutions on the table that would respect the will of the voters and meet future transportation needs.” Washington House Republicans have unveiled a plan that would implement...
Rep. Bob McCaslin, R-Spokane Valley, has introduced legislation this session to support cost-effective professional development of early learning providers. His bill, House Bill 2284, allows day care providers various options to...
Improvements to I-90 in the eastern Spokane Valley and other public works construction for the 4th Legislative District were among many projects OK'd by lawmakers as they passed capital and transportation...
Rep. Matt Shea and Rep. Bob McCaslin are inviting 4th District citizens to join them Wednesday, March 27, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. for a telephone town hall. “This is...
Finding affordable, quality child care has become increasingly difficult in Washington state, especially in the Spokane region, says 4th Legislative District state representative Bob McCaslin. “The child care industry in our...
House Republican Reps. Bob McCaslin, R-Spokane Valley, and David Taylor, R-Moxee, joined five other Washington state lawmakers in sending the following letter to Washington Department of Commerce Director Brian Bonlender expressing...
'It should be our goal to connect kids to careers whenever possible,' says McCaslin Legislation to give middle school students greater understanding about career and technical education (CTE) options passed the state...
A bill sponsored by Rep. Bob McCaslin to authorize new school construction outside of designated urban growth areas has been approved by the state House.
