“The bill will motivate people to camp on the side of the road…”- Sen. FortunatoSecond Substitute Senate Bill 5662, which would have created intergovernmental coordination to address transitioning persons encamped on state public rights of way to permanent housing solutions. The bill passed the Senate, 36-12 on February 14, made it through House Committee hearings, but did not make it to the House Floor in time for a vote during the 2022 Washington State Legislative Session, despite the fact that both the Senate and House are controlled by the same majority party. Read more about E2SSB 5662.

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