Washington HB1869 prohibits state funds from being used for capital costs of transit agencies from adjacent states.

Washington HB1869 adds a provision to state law, prohibiting the use of Washington state funds for capital costs related to transit agencies created under the laws of adjacent states. This includes construction of capital projects, purchase of transit vehicles, and other capital items. The bill defines "transit vehicle" broadly to include motor vehicles, streetcars, trains, trolley vehicles, and other devices used for carrying passengers. The act is deemed necessary for public peace, health, or safety, and it takes effect July 1, 2025.

Washington HB1869 prohibits state funds from being used for capital costs of transit agencies from adjacent states.

Washington HB1869 adds a provision to state law, prohibiting the use of Washington state funds for capital costs related to transit agencies created under the laws of adjacent states. This includes construction of capital projects, purchase of transit vehicles, and other capital items. The bill defines "transit vehicle" broadly to include motor vehicles, streetcars, trains, trolley vehicles, and other devices used for carrying passengers. The act is deemed necessary for public peace, health, or safety, and it takes effect July 1, 2025.