@JimWalshLD19@hannahkrieg It’s a “win” on paper that will inevitably do nothing.
Her critics are more than willing to commend her for success and impactful victories.
Starting today, eligible Washingtonians affected by recent wildfires can apply for emergency cash assistance.
Many Washingtonians have lost everything. We're making sure we unlock all the resources we as a state can provide to people working to recover and rebuild.
Washington state lawmakers cut WDFW forest health budget by 80% in 2025, from $3 million a year to $600,000, and did not restore that funding in the 2026 session.
Wildfire victims in Washington state should sue.
@AGOWA@waDNR@WDFW@TheJusticeDept@BLMNational@Interior
Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages over 2.25 million acres of forest land.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) manages about one million acres of land in wildlife areas across the state.
@BrittonCallie@KHQLocalNews The intersection of @PattyMurray, Al french and John Culton became a point of public friction during the ongoing toxic PFAS "forever chemical" water crisis in the West Plains.
@BrittonCallie@KHQLocalNews The intersection of @PattyMurray, Al french and John Culton became a point of public friction during the ongoing toxic PFAS "forever chemical" water crisis in the West Plains.
@KHQLocalNews John Culton is the Principal at Capitol path consulting llc.
John Culton was Patty Murray's Eastern Washington staffer, and an intern to Maria Cantwell.
https://t.co/RlIprFV8Gx
@KHQLocalNews “A records request revealed that Spokane County Commissioner Al French had discussions for more than a year with Avista and Apricus about building a massive data center in the West Plains.”
https://t.co/a6R4WuSJ9V
@GovBobFerguson Spraying forests with glyphosate creates dry, dead brush and replaces fire-resistant leafy trees with flammable conifers, raising wildfire risks. Recent investigations into the US Forest Service spotlight these dangers.
https://t.co/JNrq6hn40V
@GovBobFerguson Spokane fires forced over 60,000 residents to evacuate and destroyed between 700 to 900 home
• Forest mismanagement
• Homelessness and illegal transient encampments in Spokane
• Failure to catch serial arsonist (who set 25 fires near his residence in the summer of 2025)