Disabilities, Persons with: Washington bills, 2025 and 2026
Legislative staff filed 24 measures from the 2025-26 session under Disabilities, Persons with. Each one is listed below with the description staff wrote for it, and measures with a page of their own are linked.
- HB 1165 · Housing, property tax exemption increase for seniors, persons retired due to disability, and disabled veterans
- HB 1179 · Housing, property tax valuation freeze for seniors, persons retired due to disability, and disabled veterans
- HB 1448 · Ranked choice voting, creating pilot program to assist implementation
- HB 1470 · Developmental disabilities administration, reducing no-paid services caseload
- HB 1472 · Yakima Valley school and Rainier school, closing
- HB 1493 · Employment and community inclusion services, modifying age of availability
- HB 1826 · Right to repair, requirements for personal mobility equipment
- HB 1908 · Yakima Valley School, repealing closure of
- HB 2027 · Housing, funding various services
- HB 2040 · Aged, blind, or disabled, assistance program, recovery of duplicated benefits
- HB 2314 · Dental services at residential habilitation centers
- HB 2319 · Renaming certain residential habilitation centers
- HB 2350 · Noncompliance notification required for residential rehabilitation centers
- HB 2572 · Electronic ballot portal for certain voter groups
- HR 4631 · Special Olympics
- SB 5393 · Rainier school, closing
- SB 5394 · Developmental disabilities administration, reducing no-paid services caseload
- SB 5680 · Right to repair, requirements for personal mobility equipment
- SB 5681 · Employment and community inclusion services, modifying age of availability
- SB 5805 · Yakima Valley School, removing resident limit
- SB 5891 · Records preservation at Northern state hospital
- SB 6155 · Parking placard renewal
- SB 6163 · Individual and family services waiver expenditures to be included in maintenance level budgets
- SR 8645 · Northwest Center, honoring
All topics · All 2025-26 Washington State bills
Source: the Washington State Legislature’s Topical Index. OlympiaTrack is an independent bill-tracking service and is not affiliated with the Legislature.