Gov. Jay Inslee's statement on meeting with US Dept of Energy Secretary Ernie Moniz regarding Hanford
“Safe and successful cleanup of the nuclear waste stored at Hanford is of utmost priority for the people of Washington state and the Pacific Northwest. The federal government has a moral and legal obligation to oversee the successful cleanup of the waste that remains.
Update from Gov. Inslee: FEMA commits to provide federal assistance to SR 530 slide
Gov. Jay Inslee said he received assurance from FEMA this morning that the federal government will be issuing a limited emergency declaration for direct federal assistance to assist in the response to the SR 530 slide.
Gov. Inslee's request for additional federal assistance approved by President Obama
OLYMPIA, WA – Gov. Jay Inslee this morning learned that President Obama has approved his
Gov. Jay Inslee requests expansion of federal Emergency Declaration for SR 530 slide response
Gov. Jay Inslee today requested an expansion of the federal Emergency Declaration received earlier this week.
Gov Inslee requests federal disaster declaration for SR 530 Slide damage
OLYMPIA— Gov. Jay Inslee today asked President Obama for a major disaster declaration in Snohomish County to make a number of programs available to assist individuals, households, and businesses impacted by the Oso landslide on March 22.
Gov. Inslee requests more federal disaster assistance for the SR 530 Slide
Governor’s second letter in two days requests assistance for repairing public infrastructure
President Obama approves Major Disaster Declaration for SR 530 slide
Gov. Jay Inslee today said President Obama has approved the state’s request for a Major Disaster Declaration for the SR 530 slide.
Statement from Gov. Inslee on announcement of President Obama's visit to SR 530 slide April 22
“The White House told me this morning that President Obama will visit the SR 530 slide site April 22. This will give the president the opportunity to see firsthand the devastation wrought by the slide as well as the incredible community spirit flourishing in Oso, Arlington and Darrington.
Governor Jay Inslee announces steps to preserve SNAP benefits for Washington families in need
Governor Jay Inslee today announced steps to preserve Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for approximately 200,000 households in Washington.
Governor Inslee requests farm disaster assistance for farmers in Snohomish County affected by SR 530 slide
Gov. Jay Inslee late yesterday asked U.S.
Governor, Attorney General reject federal Department of Energy's proposed changes to Hanford cleanup plan
Plan lacks specificity, accountability and enforceability
Gov. Jay Inslee's statement regarding NCLB waiver notification from US Department of Education
Gov. Inslee’s response to letter from the U.S. Department of Education today informing state that Washington’s request for continuation of its ESEA waiver has been denied.
Gov. Jay Inslee's statement regarding approval of additional FEMA support for SR 530 slide recovery efforts
“I thank President Obama and the Federal Emergency Management Agency for their prompt approval of the
Gov. Jay Inslee's statement on the National Climate Assessment released by the White House today
The release sent earlier today by the White House is here.
Gov. Inslee announces grant award to return long-term unemployed to work
More than 1,300 long-term unemployed workers in Washington will be placed in jobs over the next year through grants awarded today by Gov. Jay Inslee and the Employment Security Department.
Inslee requests FCC delay vote on internet rules
Gov. Jay Inslee sent a letter today to Chairman Tom Wheeler of the Federal Communications Commission.
Gov. Jay Inslee's statement on today's FCC vote on internet rules
“I was disappointed that the Federal Communications Commission chose to vote today, disregarding requests from businesses, activists and government officials to delay the vote so discussion could continue about the need for a free and open Internet.
Statement from Gov. Jay Inslee on SBA approval of North Bend disaster declaration
“I want to thank the Small Business Administration and Administrator Maria Contreras-Sweet for the quick work in approving my request for an emergency declaration to help North Bend residents and businesses impacted by the April 25 explosion.
Governor Inslee's statement on news of Hanford leak
The U.S. Department of Energy has determined that one of the single-shell tanks storing radioactive waste at Hanford is leaking liquids in the range of 150 to 300 gallons per year.
Statement from Governor Jay Inslee on Washington State efforts urging U.S. Supreme Court to support marriage equality
“Washington is a national leader in the fight for marriage equality, and I’m proud that our state today joined two friend-of-the court briefs to bring that right to couples across the country.
