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HB 2369 Details

Legal Title AN ACT Relating to promoting the use of local foods in public schools;
Bill Description Promoting the use of local foods in public schools.

Details

Date Introduced 01/12/2026
Originating Chamber House
Biennium 2025-26
Total Campaign Dollars Backing Bill $4,164,958.25

Bill Topics

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, OFFICE OF (OSPI)
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Sponsors

Representative Reeves (Primary)
Representative Ramel
Representative Reed
Representative Kloba
Representative Scott
Representative Duerr
Representative Doglio
Representative Stonier
Representative Berg
Representative Fosse
Representative Salahuddin
Representative Thai
Representative Bernbaum

Committee Hearings

Hearing House Education (Public)
Hearing House Education (Executive)

HB 2369 Bill Timeline

Go to HB 2369 at leg.wa.gov
Early Stage
02/04/2026
Referred to Appropriations.
02/02/2026
ED - Majority; do pass.
02/02/2026
ED - Executive action taken by committee.
01/12/2026
First reading, referred to Education.
01/09/2026
Prefiled for introduction.

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