Washington Paint Stewardship 2019 (HB 1652)

Paint stewardship legislation, House Bill 1652, was introduced in January 2019 at the initiative of the paint industry American Coatings Association (ACA), similar to past paint stewardship legislation, passed the

Washington Paint Stewardship 2017-2018 (HB 1376)

Paint Stewardship legislation, House Bill 1376 concerning paint stewardship, was introduced in January 2017 for the 2017-2018 session at the initiative of the paint industry American Coatings Association (ACA), with the support of lo

DRAFT WA Paint Stewardship Activities

HB 1376 concerning paint stewardship, backed by the American Coatings Association, would create a paint recycling program for Washington's residents and businesses. HB 1376 passed the House Environment Committee on Feb. 14 and Appropriations Feb. 22 but did not move to a floor vote prior to the cut-off date and is dead this session but will likely be taken up again in 2018, the second year of the biennium.

Paint Bill Supporters - Past

The following local governments, businesses, and organizations support policies and legislation that establish convenient, safe, and environmentally sound paint stewardship programs in Washington State in 2017-2018 (find past supporters here): [change Title text to "Paint Bill Supporters 2013-2016" if/when new/cu

Washington Paint Stewardship 2015-2016 (HB 1571 / SB 5926)

Paint Stewardship legislation, House Bill 1571 and Senate Bill 5926, was introduced in January 2015 for the 2015-2016 session at the initiative of the paint industry American Coatings Association (ACA), similar to 

Paint Bill Supporters

The following local governments, businesses, and organizations have supported policies and legislation that would establish convenient, safe, and environmentally sound paint stewardship programs in Washington State:

Oregon Paint Stewardship Activities

The 2015 Oregon Legislative session convened January 12 with hearings and work on bills beginning February 2.

Washington Paint Stewardship Activities

HB 1652, concerning paint stewardship, signed into law by Governor Inslee on May 9, 2019, creates an industry-funded and run paint recycling program for Washington's residents and businesses and is expected to be in place by Nov. 30, 2020 (the law's effective date is July 28, 2019).

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