Investments in our Community
“The best part of serving as your state representative is having the opportunity to listen to you and advocate for you in Olympia. Over the last four years, I’ve met with many of you to learn what projects would have the most meaningful impact for our region.”
Housing Affordability
“Dave truly came through with legislative support for the Anacortes Family Center, making a substantial investment in desperately needed childcare and affordable housing in our community. Dave used his outstanding ability to partner and persuade to get things done.” Dustin Johnson, Executive Director, Anacortes Family Center
The La Conner Library
The new La Conner Library is “a momentous accomplishment for a library district with a population of some 4,800 people…newly elected Reps. Dave Paul and Debra Lekanoff joined the effort” for this much needed project. (La Conner Weekly News)
Transportation Investments
Dave Paul secured funding for community transportation projects, like the Ken’s Corner to Clinton Trail, and brought state transportation leaders to our community to see first-hand the importance of keeping people and goods moving.(Whidbey News-Times)
Historic Preservation
Dave secured funding for the Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve to protect historic structures within the Reserve, including the Coupeville Wharf.
Experts agree that these investments “will go a long ways toward repairing and protecting many of the structures that are intrinsic to the rich history and cultural landscape of Central Whidbey.” (Whidbey News-Times)
Public Safety
$1 million for upgrades to Skagit County’s emergency communication system to improve public safety and better protect first responders.
