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State Representative Dan Griffey introduced a new bill this week aimed at protecting minors from pornography and sexual predators. House Bill 1292 would criminalize the act of knowingly providing pornographic and...
Following a virtual vote by his peers Monday, Dan Griffey will continue to serve in his role as Whip of the Washington State House Republican Caucus. “I'm excited and grateful to continue...
Rep. Dan Griffey's bill that will require more billing transparency from municipal utilities, was signed into law today by Gov. Jay Inslee. House Bill 2889 will require municipal utilities that charge...
Mobile fueling businesses received a boost today, as Gov. Jay Inslee signed into law Rep. Dan Griffey's bill to help the industry thrive in Washington state. Due to the ongoing COVID-19...
Rep. Dan Griffey's bill that would require more billing transparency from municipal utilities, unanimously passed out of the Senate today. “I'm grateful for my colleagues in the Senate for considering my...
The Washington State Senate, Wednesday, unanimously passed Rep. Dan Griffey's bill to help bring the mobile fueling industry to the state. “Obviously, I'm very pleased to see this legislation get to...
With last week's state revenue forecast revealing a $2.4 billion budget surplus, House Republican budget lead, Rep. Drew Stokesbary, introduced a bill that would provide $1 billion in tax relief for Washington's...
Rep. Dan Griffey's bill to fight organized retail theft will not move further this year after it was held up in the state House of Representatives. Despite Griffey's determination to see...
Two bills sponsored by Rep. Dan Griffey overwhelmingly passed out of the State House of Representatives today. House Bill 2889 passed 97-1, while House Bill 2783 passed 95-2. Previously, the Local...
Thirty-fifth District Reps. Dan Griffey and Drew MacEwen will be holding a town hall meeting on Thursday, Feb. 27 at Oakland Bay Junior High School in Shelton. During the town hall, which will run from...
