Rep. Bryan Sandlin, 15th District

Welcome to my legislative website. This is where you will find my contact information, information on legislation I am working on, news releases, radio interviews, my bio, and much more. I am honored and privileged to represent the 15th District in Olympia.

I am focused on reducing your cost of living, making our communities safer, fixing our housing crisis, and empowering all families. Water, agriculture, and a strong workforce will also, and always, be a top priority for our region.

I am your voice in the Legislature. My goal is to make sure that our region's citizens have a voice in our state government.

I encourage you to contact me with questions, ideas or comments on the issues that impact you. Together we can make a difference and help our government do a better job of responding to your needs.

Thank you for the opportunity to represent you.

Rep. Bryan Sandlin
R-Zillah
(360) 786-7874 | bryan.sandlin@leg.wa.gov
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Rep. Bryan Sandlin’s Legislative Update: Virtual Town Hall canceled

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Rep. Bryan Sandlin on KIT Radio discusses his grant writers bill that would help rural counties, the vehicle pursuit legislation and the capital budget process

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Rep. Bryan Sandlin’s Legislative Update: Virtual Town Hall, vehicle pursuit, good and bad bills still alive

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15 District lawmakers to host virtual town hall meeting March 22

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My Priorities

Reducing your cost of living

Our state has record amounts of taxpayer dollars, while many in Washington are working through economic hardships. Despite the cost of living increasing - real estate, the price of fuel, good and services - there have been no tax relief. My colleagues and I will advocate for tax relief.

Providing tax relief and making life more affordable for all Washingtonians

Public safety must be a priority

Washington communities continue to face the challenges of chronic homelessness, addiction, crime, and untreated mental health needs. Unfortunately, the majority’s ineffective and destructive policies have made these problems worse and left our law enforcement professionals without needed support. If communities are going to thrive, we must develop real solutions that effectively address the root causes of these problems. We must also address our police officer recruitment and retention crisis and provide more funding to police departments around the state. Washington can no longer rank last in the nation in terms of the number of police officers per thousand people. With a focus on compassion and accountability, we will continue working to keep our streets, neighborhoods, and families safe while respecting those who serve and protect our communities.

Strengthening communities by prioritizing public safety and effective community policing

Washington state government must be accountable to its citizens

The Legislature operated virtually the last two sessions. It contributed to a lack of transparency and accountability in our state government. Lawmakers should be more involved in the decision-making process during a state of emergency. We also need to make sure our state agencies operate efficiently and effectively and be held accountable for not meeting proper standards of service.

Holding state government accountable