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‘Big Beautiful Bill’ puts health care, seniors in Washington at risk | Opinion

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By Jani Hitchen, Barry Buchanan, Janet St. Clair
| Yahoo Verified
Opinion Jani Hitchen, Barry Buchanan, Janet St. Clair, Megan Dunn and. Brian Sullivan Wed, September 10, 2025 at 12:00 PM UTC 5 min read On July 4, President Trump signed into law Public Law 119-21, commonly known as either the “Big Beautiful Bill” or the “Big Ugly Bill” depending on your point of view. It is well-known for sweeping changes to Medicaid, SNAP, clean energy cuts and regressive tax reforms.
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Establishing Levels of Service as the Foundation of Utility Asset Management

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By Barry Buchanan, Frank Röth, Erin Sanchez, Dinorah Sánchez
| AWWA Opflow Verified
Levels of service (LoS), which are the foundation for all life cycle decision-making, are carefully considered and approved outcomes that combine three categories: customer expectations, organizational goals, and technical capabilities. Organization-wide, performance effectiveness is measured against LoS. Developing an Asset Management Program One of the first steps in developing an asset management program or organizational process is to research customer needs and expectations.
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Treat people who need help, rather than dropping them in ER, jail

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By Barry Buchanan, Stephen Gockley
| The Seattle Times Verified
Many communities across Washington face a daunting reality: Incarceration rates are outpacing population growth. In Whatcom County, between 1970 and 2014, the overall population grew 2½ times, but the number of incarcerated people increased almost ninefold. Whatcom has now implemented several law enforcement and service provider alternatives that are cutting back the number of people it detains in its jail.
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