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Senate adopts resolution honoring YMCA’s 150 years of service in Washington
Summary
The Senate adopted Senate Resolution 8,682 recognizing the 150th anniversary of YMCA activity in Washington and acknowledging the organization’s role in youth development, childcare and community programs.
The Washington State Senate adopted Senate Resolution 8,682 on Feb. 5, 2026, honoring the YMCA’s long history and contributions to youth development, childcare and community services across the state.
Senator Petersen moved adoption and described personal ties and family experiences with YMCA programs. Senators Wilson Claire, Alvarado, Trudeau and others offered supporting remarks, recounting local YMCA camps, swim lessons and civic programming that they said strengthen communities. The resolution recited historical founding details and recognized statewide YMCA associations and branches for a range of services including childcare, aquatic safety programs and youth development initiatives.
The Senate voted in favor by voice and the resolution was adopted. Members of YMCA leadership attending the session were recognized on the floor.
