Rep. Carolyn Eslick, 39th District

Thank you for visiting my website. Within these pages, you can learn more about me, things I'm working on and how you can get involved in the legislative process.

People deserve leaders that take the time to understand their concerns and represent their values. I'm committed to listening to you and finding common-sense solutions to the problems facing our communities.

Communicating effectively is a key ingredient to good government, and it's an area where our state government must do better.

In 2019, I sponsored House Bill 2883, which expanded youth access to behavioral health services; however, information about these services was still not available online when we convened the 2022 session. That's why I sponsored House Bill 1800 to ensure government has the tools it needs to connect families, providers, and educators with up-to-date information about behavioral health services for young people.

As a state representative, the needs of the citizens of the 39th Legislative District are always at the forefront of every decision I make. Good public policy becomes a reality when we work together.

Please contact me if I can be of any help. I look forward to hearing from you.

Rep. Carolyn Eslick
R-Sultan
(360) 786-7816 | carolyn.eslick@leg.wa.gov
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A new drug possession law on the books, 2023 session wrap-up | An update from Rep. Carolyn Eslick

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Cap on sales of homemade food products to increase by $10,000 under new law by Rep. Carolyn Eslick

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Rep. Carolyn Eslick discusses majority party bill that would separate children from parents on KTTH Radio, Seattle

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Statements from Reps. Carolyn Eslick and Travis Couture on House passage of bill eroding parental rights

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My Priorities

Reducing the tax burden on Washington families

Washington families are struggling to keep up with the high cost of groceries, childcare, housing and more - a problem only made worse by new taxes, government regulations, and the pandemic. Legislators should enact meaningful, broad-based tax relief, make childcare more affordable, and make it easier for Washingtonians to own a home.

Read how my colleagues and I are working to make Washington affordable

Making our communities safe

Public safety should be the number one priority of government. Safe neighborhoods are essential to everything from raising kids, starting a business, and participating in civic life. As lawmakers, we must do everything in our power to give law enforcement professionals the tools they need to make our streets safe.

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Reforming the governor's emergency powers

Washington state was under the governor's COVID-19 emergency declaration for more than two and a half years. This fact has highlighted the urgent need for emergency powers reform. No one person should wield so much power in our republican form of government.

See what my colleagues and I are doing to hold government accountable

Empowering parents by providing choice and quality in education

Parents deserve a say in their children’s education and have a right to know what is being taught in the classroom. They should also be empowered to choose the educational path that best fits their child's needs.

Learn what House Republicans are doing to help families succeed