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1. Advocated for timely and equitable renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 2. Advocated for completion of the Biological Opinion on Howard Hanson Dam operations and timely implementation of said Biological Opinion. 3. Advocated for enactment of S. 203 and H.R. 510 4. Advocated for authorization of federal investment program in shortline railroads. 6. Advocated for balanced regulation of railroad systems.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support continuing implementation and federal funding of the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington. 4. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 5. Support reauthorization of the hydropower incentive program. 6. Support current federal policies regarding pole attachment regulation. 7. Support reforms to retransmission consent negotiations. 8. Support H.R. 3144.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transport of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transportation of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transportation of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transportation of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transport of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transportation of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transport of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721 4. Oppose H.R. 233

1. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 2. Provided information in response to proposals to amend federal hydropower generation relicensing statutes. 3. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington. 4. Support S. 1460, including sections 3001, 3010, 3601, 3602 5. Support H.R. 3144

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transport of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721 4. Oppose H.R. 233

1. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 2. Provided information in response to proposals to amend federal hydropower generation relicensing statutes. 3. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington. 4. Support S. 1460, including sections 3001, 3010, 3601, 3602 5. Support H.R. 3144

1. Support additional funding for short line railroad infrastructure. 2. Provided information related to transport of oil by rail. 3. Support S. 407/H.R. 721 4. Oppose H.R. 233

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721, S. 2595/H.R. 4626.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721. 3. End prohibition of using tax-exempt debt through future financing provided under the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA)

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 637/H.R. 721. 3. End prohibition of using tax-exempt debt through future financing provided under the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA)

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 8. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 9. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 8. Provided information pertinent to federal hydroelectric relicensing reform.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington. 4. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 5. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 6. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 8. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington. 4. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 5. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 6. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 8. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 9. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 8. Provided information pertinent to federal hydroelectric relicensing reform.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 8. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support efforts for retransmission consent agreement reforms. Specifically, S.2799, the Satellite Television Access and Viewer Rights Act.

1. Support efforts for retransmission consent agreement reforms. Specifically, S.2799, the Satellite Television Access and Viewer Rights Act.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 8. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 9. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 8. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 8. Provided information pertinent to federal hydroelectric relicensing reform.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington. 4. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 5. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 6. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(G) tax credit including support for S. 411/H.R. 721.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 8. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 9. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 8. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 7. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty. 8. Provided information pertinent to federal hydroelectric relicensing reform.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest and advocating for reforms to provisions relating to the Canadian Entitlement.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Expressed concerns with Sec. 2014 of S. 601 relating to the authority of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to add certain "benefits" to the projects they operate. These benefits may not have explicit authorization from Congress. 6. Concerns with administrative implementation of P.L. 111-380 as it related to proposed requirements that would have effectively required the utility to discontinue installation of certain new fire hydrants on our water distribution system. 7. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 8. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 9. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 10. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 11. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest. 8. Support for increasing federal appropriations for hydropower research and development programs. 9. Support for SA 821 to S. 601, relating to transparency of costs for federal water projects. 10. Opposed SA 816 to S. 601, relating to creating an "Infrastructure Deauthorization Commission."

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(g) tax credit.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(g) tax credit.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(g) tax credit.

1. Protecting current tax treatment of municipal bonds -- including support for H. Res. 112, a resolution celebrating the role municipal bonds play in infrastructure development. 2. Long-term extension of the Section 45(g) tax credit.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Expressed concerns with Sec. 2014 of S. 601 relating to the authority of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to add certain "benefits" to the projects they operate. These benefits may not have explicit authorization from Congress. 6. Concerns with administrative implementation of P.L. 111-380 as it related to proposed requirements that would have effectively required the utility to discontinue installation of certain new fire hydrants on our water distribution system. 7. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 8. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 9. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 10. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 11. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest. 8. Support for increasing federal appropriations for hydropower research and development programs. 9. Support for SA 821 to S. 601, relating to transparency of costs for federal water projects. 10. Opposed SA 816 to S. 601, relating to creating an "Infrastructure Deauthorization Commission."

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest and advocating for reforms to provisions relating to the Canadian Entitlement.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Expressed concerns with Sec. 2014 of S. 601 relating to the authority of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to add certain "benefits" to the projects they operate. These benefits may not have explicit authorization from Congress. 6. Concerns with administrative implementation of P.L. 111-380 as it related to proposed requirements that would have effectively required the utility to discontinue installation of certain new fire hydrants on our water distribution system. 7. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 8. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 9. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 10. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 11. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Expressed concerns with Sec. 2014 of S. 601 relating to the authority of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to add certain "benefits" to the projects they operate. These benefits may not have explicit authorization from Congress. 6. Concerns with administrative implementation of P.L. 111-380 as it related to proposed requirements that would have effectively required the utility to discontinue installation of certain new fire hydrants on our water distribution system. 7. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 8. Support for S. 1802 and H.R. 1038, the Public Power Risk Management Act of 2013. 9. Expressed concern about spending for fish and wildlife programs administred by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council that are not related to the operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System. 10. Provided information about ongoing efforts to explore the creation of an Energy Imbalance Market in the Pacific Northwest. 11. Provided information pertinent to the potential renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest. 8. Support for increasing federal appropriations for hydropower research and development programs. 9. Support for SA 821 to S. 601, relating to transparency of costs for federal water projects. 10. Opposed SA 816 to S. 601, relating to creating an "Infrastructure Deauthorization Commission."

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest and advocating for reforms to provisions relating to the Canadian Entitlement.

1. Support additional funding for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. 2. Support S. 335, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act. 3. Support Title X of S. 601 -- authorizing a program based on S. 335. 4. Implementation of Section 101(b)(15) of P.L. 106-53 relating to additional water storage on the Green River in Washington State.5. Cybersecurity laws and regulations. Support for H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act --particularly provisions that provide opportunities for better information sharing amongst utilities and the federal government. 6. Support for H.R. 1038, Public Power Risk Management Act. 7. Columbia River Treaty: Providing an update on discussions/deliberations in the Northwest.