Yakima Valley Residents to Meet with State Lawmakers in April Town Halls

Yakima will have the chance to connect with state representatives later this month, as lawmakers from the 14th Legislative District prepare to host a series of town hall meetings. The meetings give you the opportunity to talk with lawmakers about key issues facing the region.

YAKIMA AND TOPPENISH TOWN HALLS

State Representatives Gloria Mendoza of Grandview and Deb Manjarrez of Wapato will lead the town halls in Yakima and Toppenish. The Yakima session is set for the evening of April 27 at the Excel Youth Center, located at 1009 N. Ninth Ave, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The following day, on April 28, residents in Toppenish can participate in the town hall at Astria Toppenish Hospital, 502 W. Fourth Ave, also from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

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MORE LAWMAKERS EXPECTED IN YAKIMA

Adding to the discussion in Yakima, Representatives Chris Corry and Jeremie Dufault from the 15th District will join Mendoza and Manjarrez at the Monday evening event, giving more details while answering your questions.

UPDATES ON THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE SESSION

The meetings are designed to provide updates on the upcoming 2026 legislative session, focusing on critical topics such as the state budget, taxes, agriculture, housing, the ongoing drug crisis, public safety, infrastructure investments, and efforts to support families, farms, and small businesses.

THE TOWN HALLS ARE FOR YOU

These town halls are part of a broader effort by lawmakers to remain transparent and accountable, making sure your voice is heard in the legislative process. You're encouraged to attend and participate in the important conversations that impact your daily lives and future policies in the region.