HB1690 mandates a comprehensive assessment of water and sewer systems in Washington to address infrastructure needs.

HB1690 requires the Department of Ecology and the Department of Health to conduct a continuing assessment of water and sewer systems to prevent pollution and protect public health. The assessment includes creating a database of systems needing upgrades, analyzing costs, and exploring funding strategies. The bill aims to address gaps in information, the financial burden on local governments, and the impact on public health and the economy. The findings will be reported to the governor and the legislature by June 1st of even-numbered years.

HB1690 mandates a comprehensive assessment of water and sewer systems in Washington to address infrastructure needs.

HB1690 requires the Department of Ecology and the Department of Health to conduct a continuing assessment of water and sewer systems to prevent pollution and protect public health. The assessment includes creating a database of systems needing upgrades, analyzing costs, and exploring funding strategies. The bill aims to address gaps in information, the financial burden on local governments, and the impact on public health and the economy. The findings will be reported to the governor and the legislature by June 1st of even-numbered years.