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Statement from Senator Judy Warnick on the grand opening of Twelve’s AirPlant One in Moses Lake
Sen. Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake, released the following statement today regarding the grand opening of Twelve’s new commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel facility, AirPlant One: “This is a monumental day not just for Moses Lake but also for the future of sustainable technology across the nation. I am absolutely thrilled to welcome Twelve to our community...
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With the start of summer at hand, state Sen. Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake, is encouraging state leaders to address seasonal water insecurity and the lack of transparency surrounding how rural wildfire insurance is rated. As central Washington communities brace for the hot, dry months ahead, they face heavy demands on regional water supplies and the...
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Washington doesn’t do enough to protect kids
Click here to read in the Seattle Times. Washingtonians hope every child in our state has the happy, carefree childhood they deserve. But as a lawmaker who has spent two decades in Olympia, I know that hope doesn’t prevent tragedy. Results do. This month, a sobering reality shattered any sense of complacency. In a Pierce...
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Warnick bill to secure infrastructure funding for Port of Moses Lake signed by governor
Sen. Judy Warnick’s legislation to help the Port of Moses Lake with major infrastructure improvements was signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson during a ceremony in Yakima on March 20. Her bill ensures the port remains eligible for federal funding to finish critical rail and power upgrades. The law created by Senate Bill 6132 allows for...
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Warnick announces retirement from State Senate following two decades of public service
Sen. Judy Warnick announced today that she will not seek re-election to the Washington State Senate at the conclusion of her current term. A steadfast advocate for rural Washington and a respected leader in the Legislature, Warnick will continue to serve the 13th Legislative District until her term officially concludes in January 2027. “Serving the...
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Deadlines and Budget Battles
The 2026 legislative session is moving at a breakneck pace. Yesterday, February 25, marked a major milestone: the cutoff for policy bills to pass out of committee in the opposite house. We are now in the final stretch. …This week, budget proposals were released, and I am deeply concerned by the direction they take. My colleagues...
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