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2026 · 2nd Quarter (Apr 1 - June 30)

CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIV.

Filed by CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.

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Source: Lobbying Disclosure APIRecently refreshed. 2026-09-16 06:26:08 UTC.

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Filing overview

Type
2nd Quarter - Report
Posted
Aug 7, 2026
Income
Not reported
Expenses
Not reported
Filing UUID
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Termination date
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Expense method: A

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Lobbying issues and bill citations

EDU · Education

LHHS CDS request: The CWU Rural Literacy and Language Collaborative is a university-anchored regional initiative that deploys CWU faculty expertise and evidence-based instruction directly into the rural teacher preparation pipeline. The program addresses a root cause of the literacy gap -better preparing current and future teachers in geographically isolated districts - rather than attempting short-term intervention.

ECN · Economics/Economic Development

$3M CDS request - HUD EDI (THUD): The Central Washington Applied Technology and Entrepreneurship Center will adaptively reuse the historic 18,000 sq. ft. Old Heat building (509 E. University Way, Ellensburg) as central Washingtons first dedicated technology commercialization hub. The facility will house advanced manufacturing prototyping, applied research, startup incubation, and workforce development programs - anchored by CWUs applied engineering, computer science, and physics programs and designed to attract aerospace supply chain, agricultural technology, clean technology, and advanced materials tenants. $2.09M CDS request - NIST STRS / CJS: Integrated Drone Program is a two-site initiative: a centralized commercial-grade drone fleet at CWU's Ellensburg campus serving nine academic programs and regional industry workers, paired with Phase 1 of an outdoor BVLOS-capable test range at Deer Park Airport (Spokane County) - the first dedicated public-access outdoor UAS range in eastern Washington. Eastern and central Washington - a largely rural region spanning nearly 45,000 square miles - has no centralized public UAS training infrastructure and no dedicated outdoor BVLOS test range within 100 miles of any comparable institution. The FAA projects the Part 107 certified commercial pilot workforce will grow from 427,598 (2024) to 522,325+ by 2029, driven by surging employer demand in construction, energy, agriculture, public safety, and emergency response. Regional employers including Washington DNR, Avista Utilities, WSDOT, and eastern Washington agricultural operations face a workforce gap they cannot fill from the current pipeline.

AER · Aerospace

CDS request: The Integrated Drone Program will: (1) Establish a centralized commercial-grade drone fleet at CWU serving nine interdisciplinary programs; (2) Create a dedicated UAS Standards and Methodology Coordinator position and standards development function; (3) Launch FAA Part 107 non-credit certification tracks for regional industry workers in Year 1; (4) Integrate credit-bearing UAS curriculum across nine CWU disciplines in Year 2; and (5) Build Phase 1 of an outdoor BVLOS-capable UAS range at Deer Park Airport in Spokane County.

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