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Self Advocates in Leadership (SAIL) 2026 Bills of Interest for People withIntellectual/Developmental Disabilities (IDD)
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BillTitleBrief DescriptionSponsorCommitteeStatusPosition
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Pre Session & Non Legislature Items
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Budget Proposals2026 Proposed Suplemental Budget ProposalGov. Furguson
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Budget and Taxes
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HB 22892025-2027 Supplemental BudgetSupplemental BudgetOrmsbyHouse AppropriationsExecutive Action Taken
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HB 22952025-2027 Supplemental Capital BudgetSupplemental Capital BudgetTharingerH Capital BudgetExecutive Action Taken
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SB 59982025-2027 Supplemental BudgetSupplemental BudgetRobinsonSenate & HouseConference
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SB 60032025-2027 Supplemental Capital BudgetSupplemental Capital BudgetTrudeauHouse Rules2nd Reading
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Civil Rights/Legal
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HB 1390Community ProtectionRepealing the community protection program.Rep. GoodmanSenate & HousepassedConcurred
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SB 5837AN ACT Relating to guardianship, conservatorship, and other protective arrangementsAmending the guardianship billPedersenGovernor's DeskWaiting to be signedSome Good, Some bad
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SB 5863AN ACT Relating to the preservation and inspection of state historical recordsPreservation of records at Lakeland Village at least until 2030Kauffman, Wagoner Senate & HousePassed
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HB 2350Increasing transparency regarding Residential Habilitation Center compliance with certain federal requirements.FarivarSenate & HousePassedConcurred
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SB
5855		Concerning the use of face coverings by law enforcement officers.ValdezSenate & HousePassed
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2SSB 6035Ensuring access to voting services for military, overseas, Native American, and disabled voters.Creates an electronic voting portal for disabled voters accessible to blind and low visionKauffmanSenate & HousePassed
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SB 5156Concerning elevator standards in smaller apartment buildings.Allowing for different Elevator requirements for smaller apartment buildings. Not rquiring large elevatorsSaloman Senate & HousePassed
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Education & Employment
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HB 1795Addressing restraint or isolation of students in public schools and educational programs.CallanSenate & HousePassedNeeds concurrence
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Housing
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HB 2266Encouraging permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, indoor emergency housing, and indoor emergency shelters.PedersenSenate & HousePassedunder reviewConcurred
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Services & Supports
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SHB 2230 Streamlining monitoring and oversight activities related to community residential service business providers.Zahn Governor's DeskWaiting to be signedContact your Senators
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Budget items of note
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Funding for a comprehensive plan for Community Based ServicesFrom the Dan Thompson Memorial Fund
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First day of Session is Jan 12th, "Cut-off dates: 1st Policy cut-off Feb 4th (except fiscal & Transportation committees); 1st fiscal committee cut-off Feb 9th; House of Origin Feb 17th; 2nd Policy cut-off Feb 25th; 2nd fiscal committee cut-off March 2nd; Opposite House March 6th (except initiatives and alternatives to initiatives, budgets and matters necessary to implement budgets, differences between the houses, and matters incident to the interim and closing of the session). Last day of the 2025 session is March 12th."
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PH= Public Hearing, Exec= Executive Session, Waiting for Hearing = need to get a hearing, Waiting for Exec = needs to be voted out of committee, under review = SAIL is reviewing the issue, on hold = issue is on hold until the right time SAIL agrees with bill
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Have ConcernsBill DiedSAIL disagrees with bill
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Jan 8th, 2026Self Advocates In Leadership selfadvocatesinleadership.comShawn Latham (Policy Coordinator)shawn@arcwa.org 253-304-5762
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