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Bills affecting Mental health service user in Washington (2026 session)
CivicRadar surfaces 33 active Washington bills this session that affect mental health service user constituents directly. Your rep needs to hear from you before the vote.
Top 20 bills, ranked
Ranked by how strongly each bill matches the mental health service user community, weighted by stage, recency, advocacy-org consensus, and sponsor support.
- 01WA · HB1220In committee
Concerning appropriate response to assaults by individuals in behavioral health crisis.
- 02WA · HB2038In committee
Establishing the youth behavioral health account and funding the account through the imposition of a business and occupation additional tax on the operation of social media platforms.
- 03WA · HB1581Introduced
Increasing the statewide 988 behavioral health crisis response and suicide prevention line tax.
- 04WA · HB1809In committee
Professionalizing first responders and co-responders through training and reimbursement for behavioral health emergency response.
- 05WA · SB6224In committee
Supporting children and youth behavioral health.
- 06WA · HB2658In committee
Concerning the truth in mental health coverage act.
- 07WA · SB6232In committee
Creating the Washington state board of licensed mental health counselors.
- 08WA · HB2453In committee
Concerning psychiatric pharmacists.
- 09WA · HB2558In committee
Concerning the mental health sentencing alternative.
- 10WA · HB1123Introduced
Ensuring access to primary care, behavioral health, and affordable hospital services.
- 11WA · HB1547Introduced
Establishing a statewide network for student mental and behavioral health.
- 12WA · HB1805Introduced
Creating a local sales and use tax to fund services for children and families that enhance well-being, promote mental health, and provide early interventions.
- 13WA · HB2331In committee
Preventing reductions in access to pediatric primary care and behavioral health services.
- 14WA · SB5477Introduced
Improving access to appropriate mental health and substance use disorder services.
- 15WA · HB1634Final
Providing school districts and public schools with assistance to coordinate comprehensive behavioral health supports for students.
- 16WA · HB2492Final
Requiring state registered apprenticeships in the building and construction trades to provide behavioral health and wellness training.
- 17WA · HB1502Introduced
Establishing a behavioral health teaching clinic designation and enhancement rate.
- 18WA · SB5242Introduced
Establishing an interactive screening program to improve access to behavioral health resources for health care providers.
- 19WA · SB5369Introduced
Enhancing youth mental health and well-being through advanced training and expansion of the workforce in schools.
- 20WA · HB1996Introduced
Authorizing a qualified county to impose a tax for the funding of behavioral health diversion from the criminal justice system.
- What mental health service user bills are moving in Washington in 2026?
- CivicRadar currently tracks 33 Washington bills this session that affect mental health service user constituents including Concerning appropriate response to assaults by individuals in behavioral health crisis.; Establishing the youth behavioral health account and funding the account through the imposition of a business and occupation additional tax on the operation of social media platforms.; Increasing the statewide 988 behavioral health crisis response and suicide prevention line tax..
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- How does CivicRadar decide which bills affect mental health service user people?
- CivicRadar matches bill text, sponsor signals, and advocacy-organization positions against a curated set of identity keywords, then ranks by legislative stage and recency. See the Methodology page for the full breakdown.
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