Mike Steele — Representative Steele asked Brock about the application process, specifically whether the application is short and not overly difficult, and then noted appreciation for the pre-application sorting process, saying it has advantages and can help identify applicants who need support.
Mike Steele — Rep. Mike Steele asks about the breadth of the programs and how technical assistance is being handled, seeking clarification and examples of the program scope.
SB5200 — Identified as the bill that the report being discussed is born out of.
Mari Leavitt — Referenced as having worked on these issues in the past.
Mari Leavitt — Representative Mari Leavitt is introduced as having a question, then thanks the chair and director for their work and begins raising a housing-related question.
Cheryl — Cheryl was cited as having said that technical assistance helps.
Cheryl — Cheryl and her team were credited with helping provide technical assistance and outreach.
Cheryl — Cheryl coordinates with teams and identifies who is out in the field.
Cheryl — Cheryl's team was described as reaching out to communities and showcasing available resources.
Natasha Hill — Representative Hill was called on for a question.
Natasha Hill — Representative Natasha Hill asks who was met with in her region, requests names and demographic details, and raises concerns that community outreach is missing many communities of color. The response indicates she can follow up with Commerce to obtain the data and outreach information she is seeking.
Jim Walsh — Representative Jim Walsh asks Director Wynn a follow-up question about the risk management and risk mitigation language in the remarks, noting that fraud was mentioned as one risk being mitigated and asking what other risks these processes are intended to mitigate or manage.
Jim Walsh — Asked about the PRA program funding level and number of projects.
Jim Walsh — Representative Walsh asked for supporting documentation related to recommendation number five and said it was the key issue.
Jim Walsh — The earlier question from Walsh was referenced as members were told they may have further questions after reviewing the full report.
Megan Duffy — Introduces herself as director of the Recreation and Conservation Office.
Brock Miller — Introduced as the Policy and Legislative Director for the Recreation and Conservation Office.
Brock Miller — Brock Miller identified himself as the Policy and Legislative Director for RCO and began describing implementation changes.
Carolyn Eslick — Representative Eslick is referenced in a brief exchange about stipend authority, with the speaker noting that Eslick knows more about the issue than they do. The second mention repeats the same clarification, reinforcing the same point without introducing a new topic.
Alicia Rule — The speaker references Rep. Rule as someone familiar with the issue.
Stephanie Barnard — Stephanie Barnard is directly addressed and then referenced as having previewed the slide and anticipated the discussion. Her point is later invoked again in the broader conversation about community engagement, technical assistance, and outreach, making these mentions part of one continuous exchange.
David — David was thanked for his work on the report and related materials.
Steve Tharinger — Steve Tharinger is referenced throughout the opening of the Capital Budget Committee meeting as the chair: he calls the meeting to order, is addressed as Mr. Chair and Chair Tharinger, and is later referenced as having mentioned member-directed investments.
Steve Tharinger — Asked whether legislative action could clarify the Attorney General's interpretation.
Steve Tharinger — The speaker addressed the Chair as 'Mr. Chair.'
Steve Tharinger — The chair is addressed as 'Mr. Chair.'
Mike Steele — Representative Steele is mentioned in a lighthearted exchange during the agency introduction, with a note that he is disappointed about the lederhosen comment.
Mike Steele — Representative Steele’s question was introduced, and he then asked whether the carve-out and stipend were created unilaterally by the office or were mandated by RCW or other legislation.
Lisa Parshley — Lisa Parshley was introduced as a new member of the committee and its new Vice Chair, and she then introduced herself as Representative from LD 22, expressing enthusiasm about learning and serving in the role.