Levy Cliff Impacts and GOP Senators

It can't be any clearer than this.

Levy Cliff Impact: School District loss listed by Legislative District

District 2
State Senator
Randi Becker (R)
Randi.becker@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7602
School Districts
Bethel$11.5M
Carbonado $79k
Eatonville $$1.1M
North Thurston $9.9M
Orting $478k
Puyallup $12.6M
Rainier $333k
Tumwater $3.1M
Yelm $1.2M

District 4
State Senator
Mike Padden (R)
Mike.padden@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7606
School Districts
Central Valley $4M
East Valley (Spokane) $3.3M
Mead $5.6M
Orchard Prairie $1k
Riverside $282k
Spokane $15.9M
West Valley (Spokane) $1.3M

District 6
State Senator
Michael Baumgartner (R)
School Districts
Central Valley $4M
Cheney $1M
Freeman $110k
Great Northern $7k
Liberty $363k
Mead $5.6M
Medical Lake $437k
Nine Mile Falls $490k
Reardan-Edwall  $32k
Spokane $15.9M
West Valley (Spokane) $1.3M

District 7
State Senator
Shelly Short (R)
Shelly.short@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7612
School Districts
Cheney $1M
Chewelah $90k
Columbia (Stevenson) $5k
Colville $320k
Curlew $47k
Cusick $0
Deer Park $498k
Evergreen (Stevens) $1k
Inchelium $79k
Keller $2k
Kettle Falls $115k
Loon Lake $0
Mary Walker $23k
Mead $5.6M
Medical Lake $437k
Newport $104k
Nine Mile Falls $490k
Northport $16k
Okanogan $288k
Omak $1.3M
Onion Creek $18k
Orient $0
Oroville $35k
Reardan-Edwall $32k
Republic $34k
Riverside $282k
Selkirk $16k
Spokane $15.9M
Summit Valley $10k
Tonasket $211k
Valley $55k
Wellpinit $1k

District 8
State Senator
Sharon Brown (R)
Sharon.brown@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7614
School Districts
Kennewick $3.3M
Kiona-Benton City $302k
Richland $3.6M

District 9
State Senator
Mark Schoesler (R)
mark.schoesler@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7620
School Districts
Asotin-Anatone $461k
Benge $0
Central Valley $4M
Cheney $1M
Clarkston $582k
Colfax $20k
Colton $14k
Endicott $16k
Freeman $110k
Garfield $34k
Kahlotus $5k
LaCrosse $3k
Lamont $9k
Liberty $363k
Lind $70k
North Franklin $380k
Oakesdale $148k
Odessa $16k
Othello $1M
Palouse $27k
Pasco $4M
Pomeroy $131k
Pullman $0
Ritzville $7k
Rosalia $25k
Sprague $9k
St. John $0
Star $0
Steptoe $3k
Tekoa $63k
Warden $179k
Washtucna $41k

District 10
State Senator
Barbara Bailey (R)
barbara.bailey@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7618
School Districts
Anacortes $890k
Arlington $3.5M
Burlington-Edison $2.5M
Conway $53k
Coupeville $203k
La Conner $39k
Lakewood $$1.4M
Mount Vernon $3.5M
Oak Harbor $674k
Sedro-Woolley $2.5M
South Whidbey $1M
Stanwood-Camano $2.7M
District 12
State Senator
Brad Hawkins (R)
brad.hawkins@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7622
School Districts
Almira $35k
Brewster $216k
Bridgeport  $267k
Cascade $98k
Cashmere $258k
Cle Elum-Roslyn  $213k
Eastmont  $665k
Entiat  $49k
Ephrata $598k
Grand Coulee Dam $132k
Lake Chelan  $0
Mansfield $36k
Manson $0
Methow Valley $330k
Nespelem $84k
Okanogan $288k
Omak $1.3M
Orondo $0
Palisades $1k
Pateros $53k
Quincy $181k
Soap Lake $122k
Stehekin  $0
Waterville $27k
Wenatchee $1.2M

District 13
State Senator
Judy Warnick (R)
Judy.warnick@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7624
School Districts
Almira $35k
Cle Elum-Roslyn $213k
Coulee-Hartine $9k
Creston $0
Damman $36k
Davenport $116k
Easton $6k
Ellensburg $1.2M
Ephrata $598k
Grand Coulee Dam $132k
Harrington $15k
Kittitas $60k
Moses Lake $3.7M
Naches Valley $511k
Odessa $16k
Othello $1M
Quincy $181k
Reardan-Edwall $32k
Ritzville $7k
Royal $343k
Selah $606k
Soap Lake $122k
Sprague $9k
Thorp $151k
Wahluke $624k
Warden $179
Wilbur $125k
Wilson Creek $55k

District 14
State Senator
Curtis King (R)
curtis.king@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7626
School Districts
Bickleton $0
Camas $691k
Centerville $12k
Glenwood $45k
Goldendale $539k
Highland $260k
Hockinson $1.1M
Klickitat $53k
Lyle $8k
Mill A $0
Mount Adams $8k
Mount Pleasant $5k
Naches Valley $511k
Prosser $522k
Roosevelt $0
Selah $606k
Skamania $0
Stevenson-Carson $4k
Toppenish $1.2M
Trout Lake  $38k
Union Gap  $162k
Wapato  $1M
Washugal  $794k
West Valley (Yakima) $699k
White Salmon Valley $67k  
Wishram  $0
Yakima $.41M

District 15
State Senator
Jim Honeyford (R)
Jim.honeyford@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7684
School Districts
Bickleton $0
East Valley (Yakima) $535k
Grandview $78k
Granger $464k
Mabton $299k
Naches Valley $511k
Selah $606k
Sunnyside $2M
Toppenish $1.2M
Union Gap $162k
Wahluke  $624k
Wapato  $1M
West Valley (Yakima) $699k
Yakima $4.1M
Zillah 315k

District 16
State Senator
Maureen Walsh (R)
Maureen.walsh@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7630
School Districts
College Place $88k
Columbia (Walla Walla) $206k
Dayton $353k
Dixie $0
Finley $348k
Grandview $78k
Kennewick $3.3M
Kiona-Benton City $302k
Pasco $4M
Paterson $0
Pomeroy $131k
Prescott $18k
Prosser $522k
Richland $3.6M
Starbuck $0
Touchet $82k
Waitsburg $55k
Walla Walla $1.5M

District 17
State Senator
Lynda Wilson (R)
Lynda.wilson@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7632
School Districts
Battle Ground $5.8M
Evergreen (Clark) $7.3M
Hockinson $1.1M
Ridgefield $728k
Vancouver $4M





District 18
State Senator
Ann Rivers (R)
Ann..rivers@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7634 
School Districts
Battle Ground $5.8M
Camas $691k
Evergreen (Clark) $7.3M
Hockinson $1.1M
La Center $209k
Mount Pleasant $6k
Ridgefield $728k
Vancouver $4M
Washougal  $794k
District 20
State Senator
John Braun (R)
John.braun@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7638
School Districts
Adna $87k
Battle Ground $5.8M
Boistfort $9k
Castle Rock $155k
Centralia $581k
Chehalis $342k
Eatonville $1.1M
Evaline $0
Green Mountain $5k
Kalama  $242k
Kelso $1M
La Center $209k
Morton $5k
Mossyrock 38k
Napavine $130k
Oakville $50k
Onalaska $112k
Pe Ell $51k
Rainier $333k
Rochester $527k
Tenino $609k
Toledo $101k
Toutle Lake $96k
Tumwater $3.1M
White Pass $0
Winlock $142k
Woodland $235k
Yelm $1.2M

District 25
State Senator
Hans Zeiger (R)
Hans.zeiger@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7648
School Districts
Fife $1.2M
Franklin Pierce $5.2M
Orting $478k
Puyallup $12.6M
Sumner $4.5M
Tacoma $5M
District 26
State Senator
Jan Angel (R)
Jan.angel@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7650
School Districts
Bremerton $1.9M
Peninsula $4.3M
South Kitsap $4.2M
District 28
State Senator
Steve O’Ban (R)
Steve.OBan@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7654
School Districts
Bethel $11.5M
Clover Park $2.5M
Steilacoom Historical $462k
Tacoma  $5M
University Place $2.8M
Yelm $1.2M
District 30
State Senator
Mark Miloscia (R)
Mark.miloscia@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7658
School Districts
Auburn $10M
Federal Way $12M
Fife $1.2M
Sumner $4.5M

District 31
State Senator Phil Fortunato (R)
Phil.fortunato@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7660
School Districts
Auburn $10M
Carbonado $79k
Dieringer $1.7M
Enumclaw $1.5M
Fife $1.2M
Orting $478k
Puyallup 412.5M
Sumner $4.5M
Tahoma $2M
White River $2.5M

District 31
State Senator Tim Sheldon (D)
Tim.sheldon@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7668
School Districts
Bremerton $1.9M
Central Kitsap $3.4M
Elma $847k
Grapeview $78k
Griffin $358k
Hood Canal $359k
Mary M. Knight $185k
McCleary $110k
North Mason $0
North Thurston $10M
Olympia $5.3M
Pioneer $229k
Rochester $527k
Shelton $1.6M
South Kitsap $$4.3M
Southside $178k
Tenino $609k
Tumwater $3.1M


District 39
State Senator Kirk Pearson (R)
Kirk.pearson@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7676
School Districts
Arlington $3.5M
Burlington-Edison $2.5M
Cascade $100k
Darrington $365k
Granite Falls  $$736k
Index  $12k
Lake Stevens $1.1M
Lakewood  $1.4M
Marysville $7.3M
Monroe  $4.3M
Mount Vernon  $3.5M
Sedro-Woolley $2.5M
Skykomish  $6k
Snohomish $7M
Sultan $1.4M





District 42
State SenatorDoug Ericksen (R)
Doug.ericksen@leg.wa.gov or 360 786 - 7682
School Districts
Bellingham $6M
Blaine $1.1M
Concrete $393k
Ferndale $3.6M
Lynden $159k
Meridian  $983k
Mount Baker $1.4M
Sedro-Woolley $2.5M

District 45
State Senator
Dino Rossi (R)
Dino.rossi@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7672
School Districts
Issaquah $12.5M
Lake Washington  $8.7M
Northshore  $4M
Riverview $2M
Snoqualmie Valley $3.4M

District 47
State Senator
Joe Fain (R)
Joe.fain@leg.wa.gov or 360 786-7692
School Districts
Auburn $10M
Enumclaw $$1.5M
Federal Way $12M
Kent $20M
Tahoma $2M



Dollar amounts are rounded from the 2017LevyCliffImpactAnalysis.xlsx, “list of districts impact_loss tab, column E: Levy+LEA total for calendar year 2018.

Comments

Anonymous said…
$10 million cut from Auburn. $20 million cut from Kent. $12 million cut from Federal Way. Those cuts will have a real and immediate effect on kids and teachers.

Mark Miloscia and Joe Fain are going to have fun defending this to the voters in 2018.

Snowball
3/7/17, 9:56 AM
Curious George said…
What are those cuts as a percentage of total revenues? (not defending them, just curious).
3/7/17, 12:59 PM
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