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Washington legislator

Brian Burnett

Republican Current role, District 12

Source: Open States / PluralUpdated 2026-11-12 02:05:02 UTC. This is a current-role record, not a complete service history.

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  • HB 2239: Providing Washingtonians and their loved ones with location choices for interment of remains.
  • HB 2508: Clarifying the scope of authority of the office of independent investigations to align with current operations and practices and to include public disclosure requirements and protect privacy.
  • HB 2510: Concerning the supervision of individuals sentenced to community custody.
  • HJM 4012: Supporting combat-injured veterans.
  • HB 2220: Concerning state oversight and accountability of the criminal justice training commission.
  • HB 2427: Establishing the ink of hope act.
  • HJM 4014: Requesting a federal investigation of allegations of fraud in certain taxpayer funded programs.
  • HB 2356: Concerning public records concerning homicide cases.
  • HB 2387: Concerning elected sheriffs.
  • HJM 4013: Urging Governor Ferguson to establish a framework with the legislature to opt Washington state into the federal tax-credit scholarship program for K-12 educational expenses.
  • HB 2569: Clarifying eligibility for the tiered multiplier and alternative lump sum benefits in the law enforcement officers and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.
  • HB 2461: Establishing the Washington state commission on boys and men.
  • HB 2482: Permitting retired members of the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2 to serve as chiefs of police in small police departments.
  • HB 1025: Reopening the exemption from the long-term services and supports trust program for employees who have purchased long-term care insurance.
  • HB 1026: Protecting spouses by allowing the sharing of benefits under the long-term services and supports trust program.
  • HB 1027: Concerning housing of inmates in state correctional facilities.
  • HB 1074: Excluding any person who is convicted of a hit and run resulting in death from being eligible for a first-time offender waiver.
  • HB 1117: Removing the delegation of authority related to California motor vehicle emissions standards to generate new transportation revenue for the state by reducing administration burdens on the government and the people.
  • HB 1451: Concerning civil commitment of sexually violent predators.
  • HB 1454: Funding multijurisdictional drug task forces.
  • HB 1559: Concerning tolling on Interstate 5 bridges spanning the Columbia river.
  • HB 1585: Requiring verification of citizenship for voter registration.
  • HB 1586: Modifying joint administrative rules review committee provisions.
  • HB 1637: Concerning nonfirearm measures to increase school safety for students and staff.
  • HB 1649: Redesigning the community-based training pathway for licensed child care providers.

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