Bill is married to Sarah Perry and has 2 children.

Bill Ramos worked for the U.S. Forest Service in North Bend and the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration as a Community Planner. He also owned a dance business called Dance All Night and a transportation consulting business named The Common Good.

As of October 9, 2024, Bill Ramos’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports improving transportation infrastructure to enhance economic growth and job creation.

As a state representative, supported allocating funds for various sectors, including $100 million for restaurants and hospitality businesses, $75 million for disaster response, and $25 million for arts programs.

As a state representative, allocated $1.7 billion in 2021 and $318 million in 2022 for homelessness and housing, including utility and rental assistance, landlord cost mitigation, and homeless services.

Allocated $1.7 billion in 2021 and $318 million in 2022 for homelessness and housing, including utility and rental assistance, landlord cost mitigation, and homeless services.

As a community planner, emphasized developing and managing the Tribal Transit Program and Rural and Small Urban Area Transit Systems.

- Supports improving transportation infrastructure to enhance economic growth and job creation.
- As a state representative, supported allocating funds for various sectors, including $100 million for restaurants and hospitality businesses, $75 million for disaster response, and $25 million for arts programs.
- Allocated $1.7 billion in 2021 and $318 million in 2022 for homelessness and housing, including utility and rental assistance, landlord cost mitigation, and homeless services.
- As a community planner, emphasized developing and managing the Tribal Transit Program and Rural and Small Urban Area Transit Systems.

Economy

Supports bill that recognizes forests as a significant net sequester of carbon

Worked to create policy that requires state agencies to recognize and support the timber industry’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions through replanting forests, planting new forests, and planting forested buffers near rivers.

- Supports bill that recognizes forests as a significant net sequester of carbon
- Worked to create policy that requires state agencies to recognize and support the timber industry’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions through replanting forests, planting new forests, and planting forested buffers near rivers.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding health coverage and ensuring accessible, affordable healthcare.

Supports access to comprehensive reproductive health care.

Supports increasing funding for long-term care and developmental disabilities.

Supports funding public health and healthcare, allocating $1.3 billion in 2021 and $837 million in 2022 for COVID response, vaccination efforts, Medicaid dental services, and community health centers.

Supports investing in behavioral health, allocating $520 million in 2021 and $277 million in 2022 for substance-use treatment, mental-health providers, recovery, housing, employment, and crisis programs.

Supports the SEIU 775 Quality Care Committee for enhancing healthcare worker conditions and patient care quality.

- Supports expanding health coverage and ensuring accessible, affordable healthcare.
- Supports access to comprehensive reproductive health care.
- Supports increasing funding for long-term care and developmental disabilities.
- Supports funding public health and healthcare, allocating $1.3 billion in 2021 and $837 million in 2022 for COVID response, vaccination efforts, Medicaid dental services, and community health centers.
- Supports investing in behavioral health, allocating $520 million in 2021 and $277 million in 2022 for substance-use treatment, mental-health providers, recovery, housing, employment, and crisis programs.
- Supports the SEIU 775 Quality Care Committee for enhancing healthcare worker conditions and patient care quality.

Healthcare

As of October 7, 2024, Bill Ramos’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Supports the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority and the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1747 in Kent, Washington.

Supports gun control and is a member of "Grandmothers Against Gun Violence."

- Supports the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority and the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1747 in Kent, Washington.
- Supports gun control and is a member of "Grandmothers Against Gun Violence."

Public Safety

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Bill Ramos

Bill is married to Sarah Perry and has two children.

Supports investing in safe communities, prioritizing affordability, and delivering transportation solutions.

- Supports improving transportation infrastructure to enhance economic growth and job creation.
- As a state representative, supported allocating funds for various sectors, including $100 million for restaurants and hospitality businesses, $75 million for disaster response, and $25 million for arts programs.
- As a state representative, allocated $1.7 billion in 2021 and $318 million in 2022 for homelessness and housing, including utility and rental assistance, landlord cost mitigation, and homeless services.
- As a community planner, emphasized developing and managing the Tribal Transit Program and Rural and Small Urban Area Transit Systems.

Promises to ensure the district "remains the best and safest place to live."

Believes in the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable energy practices.

Supports legislation that allocates funds for guidance and resources to help cities enhance their urban forests.

Supports Washington's innovative climate policies to meet carbon reduction goals and protect the environment and economy.

Supports the Council of Western Australia.

Supports the development of renewable energy sources.

Supports environmental conservation and sustainable energy practices.

- Supports expanding health coverage and ensuring accessible, affordable healthcare.
- Supports access to comprehensive reproductive health care.
- Supports equitable access to healthcare.
- Supports increasing funding for long-term care and developmental disabilities.
- Supports funding public health and healthcare, allocating $1.3 billion in 2021 and $837 million in 2022 for COVID response, vaccination efforts, Medicaid dental services, and community health centers.
- Supports investing in behavioral health, allocating $520 million in 2021 and $277 million in 2022 for substance-use treatment, mental-health providers, recovery, housing, employment, and crisis programs.
- Supports the SEIU 775 Quality Care Committee for enhancing healthcare worker conditions and patient care quality.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Supports accessible voting rights and fair election practices.

Supports voting rights protections and fair election practices.

Supports voting rights protections and measures to ensure fair elections.

Supports voting rights and fair election practices.

Supports maintaining a strong police presence in the city.

Supports collaboration among federal, state, and local leaders to enhance public safety, as demonstrated by a roundtable discussion on State Route 18.

Believes in enhancing public safety measures.

Endorsed by West Pierce Fire Fighters Local 1488.

Supports the American Train Dispatchers Union Committee on Political Education.

Supports the Arkansas Teacher's Union Legislative Agenda.

Supports affordable college for working and first-generation families.

Supports adding mental-health counselors and nurses in schools and keeping class sizes small.

Supports collaboration with both parties to secure education funding for all school districts in the 5th District.

Supports promoting trade schools and developing apprenticeship opportunities.

Supports providing teachers with necessary resources and tools for effective teaching.

As of October 8, 2024, Bill Ramos’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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