Keith Goehner

Rep. Mike Steele, R-Chelan, and Rep. Keith Goehner, R-Dryden, join KOHO to discuss budget week. Steele shares amendments he proposed to the operating budget proposal, and Goehner discusses the bipartisan effort behind the transportation budget proposal.

The Washington State House recently released its $4.6 billion 2019-21 proposed capital budget. The capital budget proposal includes more than $54 million in funding for the 12th Legislative District projects. Highlights include: $34 million for the replacement of Wells Hall at Wenatchee Valley College $1.28 million for the Twisp Civic Building...

Rep. Keith Goehner, R-Dryden, and Rep. Mike Steele, R-Chelan, join KOHO to discuss the Capital Budget and Transportation Budget. They also discuss legislation that would allow remote testimony in the House of Representatives, and their open house.

Rep. Mike Steele, R-Chelan, and Rep. Keith Goehner, R-Dryden, join KOZI. Steele discusses the revenue forecast, and his role on the Capital Budget Committee. Goehner discusses energy policy, and his role on the Transportation Budget Committee.

Just a reminder, Rep. Mike Steele and I are holding a town hall meeting this Saturday, March 23. During the event, we will provide an update on the 2019 legislative session. Folks are invited to ask questions or share concerns about the legislative session or state government-related issues. Date: Saturday,...

Rep. Keith Goehner, R-Dryden, joins KOHO to discuss the low carbon fuel standard, a bill that will put Washington on permanent daylight savings time, a controversial sex education bill, and his upcoming town halls.

Rep. Keith Goehner, R-Dryden, joins KPQ to discuss the public option healthcare plan, budget negotiations, and a bill that will convert Washington to permanent daylight savings time.

Rep. Keith Goehner, R-Dryden, joins KOZI to discuss cutoff deadlines, bills that are moving forward after house of origin cutoff, his upcoming townhalls, and the controversial low carbon fuel standard.

We are halfway through the legislative session. We have reached our first major deadlines of this year’s legislative session. Both policy and fiscal committee cutoff dates have passed. What that means is policy bills that did not make it out of their respective policy committees by the cutoff date are...