Recent activity at Washington State Department of Ecology
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Jul 1, 2027·Proposed budget
Washington State Department of Ecology FY2027-29 Proposed Budget
The Washington State Department of Ecology's proposed operating, capital, and transportation budget requests for the 2027-29 biennium, a pre-adoption draft submitted for legislative consideration.
Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Agricultural Burning Practices and Research Task Force Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes a research grant presentation on converting straw to Renewable Natural Gas, a review of weather conditions and the upcoming winter forecast, and a recap of the Washington agricultural burn season, including concerns regarding wine grape smoke-taint. Additionally, the task force will discuss progress on the Burn Permitting System, the adoption of best management practices, receive reports from task force members, and hold a public comment session.
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The committee meeting agenda covers several key topics including director reflections and preparations for the 2027 legislative session, updates on the Water Quality Program, and a rulemaking update regarding the State Waters Alteration Permit. Discussions will also address the Washington Water Future initiative, the Lower Yakima Valley Nitrate Reduction Plan, and an overview of the Straight to Implementation approach compared to Total Maximum Daily Loads. The meeting concludes with a roundtable discussion on riparian status, future meeting planning, and emerging issues.
Sep 14, 2026·Capital improvement plan
Washington State Department of Ecology Capital Budget 2027-2037
A 10-year capital budget for the Washington State Department of Ecology covering fiscal years 2027 through 2037. The plan outlines proposed investments across environmental domains including air quality, waste and toxic cleanup, water quality and supply, floodplains, and state-owned facilities, aimed at reducing climate impacts, preventing pollution, and protecting the state's waters.