After historic K-12 education funding increases, Gov. Inslee continues education investments while putting unprecedented focus on Washington’s behavioral health system, statewide broadband, orca recovery, and other vital needs.

Budget highlights

All budget & policy highlights

Overview

Balance sheet detail

Behavioral health

Human services

Early learning

K-12 education

Career Connect Washington

Higher education

Saving the Southern Resident orca

Combating climate change

General Government

Natural Resources

Revenue

Transportation

Capital

Employee Compensation

Policy briefs

Clean energy package overview

100 percent clean electricity

Clean buildings

Eliminating HFC super-pollutants

Clean transportation

Clean fuel standard

Transforming Washington’s behavioral health care system

Saving the Southern Resident orca

Strengthening the early learning system

Washington College Promise

Proposed revenue 

• 9% capital gains tax on individuals
  • Capital gains tax Q&A
• Graduated real estate excise tax rates range from 0.75% to 2.5%
• Increase service business and occupation tax rate to 2.5%

Budget charts and graphics

Revenue collections as a share of the economy have fallen by 25 percent since 1995

More than two-thirds of new state spending 2013–19 has gone toward K-12 schools.

Services as a share of Washington's economy have doubled since 1974

Homelessness is on the rise

Continued preschool expansion

Expanding civil placement capacity in the community

Achieving Washington’s greenhouse gas emission reduction targets in 15 years

How Washington compares with other states in revenue as a share of the economy

Southern Resident killer whale population