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Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Commerce was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for Voices Of Tomorrow’s Center for Learning and Healing, a new facility providing early learning and behavioral health services for families.
The incredible team at @voices_of_tomorrow are doing exceptional community work and have created a beautiful space in Tukwila.
Our Early Learning Facilities program supported the project with $2.5 million in grant funding to support the purchase of an old office building and all major construction improvements needed to ensure the facility is fully operational for childcare services.
The grand opening celebration included several guests and speakers, including Gov. Bob Ferguson, Sen. Claire Wilson, Department of Children, Youth, and Families Secretary Tana Senn, and Dr. Jamalia Jones from King County’s Best Starts for Kids.
Congratulations to CFO Iftin Hagimohamed, CEO Zamzam Mohamed, and the entire VOT team!
Today, on Women in Aerospace Day, we’re celebrating Trade Specialist Joanna Boatwright and the women helping shape Washington’s aerospace industry. ✈️
As part of Commerce’s aerospace team, Joanna helps Washington companies expand into global markets while building connections across the industry. Hear her perspective on mentorship, curiosity and the importance of women in aerospace.
Invest. Build. Serve. is more than a tagline. It’s our Commerce Commitment.
Here’s how it looks in action:
• Investing in Washington’s future and communities, supporting equitable economic growth, innovative solutions, and a skilled workforce.
• Building and strengthening partnerships, systems and projects, deploying solutions with community input.
• Serving communities, individuals, and our state by ensuring transformative project and funding reach every corner of the state.
This commitment comes to life through the strategic directions guiding our work. We’re advancing equity and environmental justice and improving how we operate and collaborate with communities.
We’re turning strategy into real impact.
Learn more about Commerce's strategic plan at the link in our bio.
Day 1 in Japan 🇯🇵
Secretary Hobbs and our delegation met with senior leadership from four major global companies on the first day of the 2026 Japan Trade Mission:
@mhi_groupjp Hiroyuki Koguchi, Executive Vice President, @boeing Japan's Eric John, CEO, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Masataka Sudo, Senior Managing Executive Officer, and @subaru.jp Yoshihiro Saito, Executive Officer and President of Aerospace Company.
These are the conversations that strengthen Washington's ties to global industry and open doors for our state's workers and businesses.
More to come all week!
Day 1 in Japan 🇯🇵
Secretary Hobbs and our delegation met with senior leadership from four major global companies on the first day of the 2026 Japan Trade Mission:
@mhi_groupjp Hiroyuki Koguchi, Executive Vice President, @boeing Japan's Eric John, CEO, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Masataka Sudo, Senior Managing Executive Officer, and @subaru.jp Yoshihiro Saito, Executive Officer and President of Aerospace Company.
These are the conversations that strengthen Washington's ties to global industry and open doors for our state's workers and businesses.
More to come all week!
Day 1 in Japan 🇯🇵
Secretary Hobbs and our delegation met with senior leadership from four major global companies on the first day of the 2026 Japan Trade Mission:
@mhi_groupjp Hiroyuki Koguchi, Executive Vice President, @boeing Japan's Eric John, CEO, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Masataka Sudo, Senior Managing Executive Officer, and @subaru.jp Yoshihiro Saito, Executive Officer and President of Aerospace Company.
These are the conversations that strengthen Washington's ties to global industry and open doors for our state's workers and businesses.
More to come all week!
Day 1 in Japan 🇯🇵
Secretary Hobbs and our delegation met with senior leadership from four major global companies on the first day of the 2026 Japan Trade Mission:
@mhi_groupjp Hiroyuki Koguchi, Executive Vice President, @boeing Japan's Eric John, CEO, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Masataka Sudo, Senior Managing Executive Officer, and @subaru.jp Yoshihiro Saito, Executive Officer and President of Aerospace Company.
These are the conversations that strengthen Washington's ties to global industry and open doors for our state's workers and businesses.
More to come all week!
Day 1 in Japan 🇯🇵
Secretary Hobbs and our delegation met with senior leadership from four major global companies on the first day of the 2026 Japan Trade Mission:
@mhi_groupjp Hiroyuki Koguchi, Executive Vice President, @boeing Japan's Eric John, CEO, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Masataka Sudo, Senior Managing Executive Officer, and @subaru.jp Yoshihiro Saito, Executive Officer and President of Aerospace Company.
These are the conversations that strengthen Washington's ties to global industry and open doors for our state's workers and businesses.
More to come all week!
Across Washington, clean energy isn’t just a plan. It’s happening.
From rural towns to urban neighborhoods, nearly 100 community-led projects are moving forward with support from a $60.4 million investment from Commerce.
This latest round of 96 awards builds on earlier momentum, including $16.8 million for tribal clean energy projects announced in April. Together, that brings total investment to $77.2 million supporting 118 projects statewide.
These projects are helping expand access to clean energy statewide, advance innovative energy systems, and strengthen Washington's electric grid.
Read the full announcement at the Media Center link in our bio.
The Building for the Arts Program is accepting applications for the 2027-29 funding round!
Applications are open until July 9 to fund eligible capital costs, up to $2 million, for the acquisition, construction, and/or major renovation of arts and culture facilities. Tribes and nonprofit organizations with an emphasis on performing arts, art museum, and cultural organization projects are eligible to apply.
Join a virtual application workshop in June to hear an overview of this grant opportunity and to ask questions about the application process.
• General workshop: 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 3
• Tribal workshop: 11 a.m. Thursday, June 4
Learn more at the Contracting with Commerce link in our bio.
From behavioral health and affordable housing to broadband access and workforce development, Commerce Director Sarah Clifthorne and Chief of Staff Nicole Lutomski spent two days connecting with communities across the Olympic Peninsula to see local solutions in action.
Stops included the future Jamestown Salish Seasons facility- Washington’s first tribally owned and operated psychiatric evaluation and treatment clinic- conversations with local leaders about housing and economic development challenges, and visits with organizations creating pathways for youth stability, workforce development and long-term community resilience.
Across @Jefferson_co_wav and Clallam counties, there is one connected theme: strong partnerships are helping communities build a healthier, more connected future.
From behavioral health and affordable housing to broadband access and workforce development, Commerce Director Sarah Clifthorne and Chief of Staff Nicole Lutomski spent two days connecting with communities across the Olympic Peninsula to see local solutions in action.
Stops included the future Jamestown Salish Seasons facility- Washington’s first tribally owned and operated psychiatric evaluation and treatment clinic- conversations with local leaders about housing and economic development challenges, and visits with organizations creating pathways for youth stability, workforce development and long-term community resilience.
Across @Jefferson_co_wav and Clallam counties, there is one connected theme: strong partnerships are helping communities build a healthier, more connected future.
From behavioral health and affordable housing to broadband access and workforce development, Commerce Director Sarah Clifthorne and Chief of Staff Nicole Lutomski spent two days connecting with communities across the Olympic Peninsula to see local solutions in action.
Stops included the future Jamestown Salish Seasons facility- Washington’s first tribally owned and operated psychiatric evaluation and treatment clinic- conversations with local leaders about housing and economic development challenges, and visits with organizations creating pathways for youth stability, workforce development and long-term community resilience.
Across @Jefferson_co_wav and Clallam counties, there is one connected theme: strong partnerships are helping communities build a healthier, more connected future.
From behavioral health and affordable housing to broadband access and workforce development, Commerce Director Sarah Clifthorne and Chief of Staff Nicole Lutomski spent two days connecting with communities across the Olympic Peninsula to see local solutions in action.
Stops included the future Jamestown Salish Seasons facility- Washington’s first tribally owned and operated psychiatric evaluation and treatment clinic- conversations with local leaders about housing and economic development challenges, and visits with organizations creating pathways for youth stability, workforce development and long-term community resilience.
Across @Jefferson_co_wav and Clallam counties, there is one connected theme: strong partnerships are helping communities build a healthier, more connected future.
From behavioral health and affordable housing to broadband access and workforce development, Commerce Director Sarah Clifthorne and Chief of Staff Nicole Lutomski spent two days connecting with communities across the Olympic Peninsula to see local solutions in action.
Stops included the future Jamestown Salish Seasons facility- Washington’s first tribally owned and operated psychiatric evaluation and treatment clinic- conversations with local leaders about housing and economic development challenges, and visits with organizations creating pathways for youth stability, workforce development and long-term community resilience.
Across @Jefferson_co_wav and Clallam counties, there is one connected theme: strong partnerships are helping communities build a healthier, more connected future.
We’re excited to announce Sarah Champion has accepted a permanent role as Commerce’s Chief Contracts and Compliance Officer! She has been leading the division in an interim role since its creation in May 2025.
Sarah has built the brand-new division, bringing together talented staff, developing processes, and leading agency initiatives. Her legal expertise and experience across the agency and state government helps meet the needs of this work, including overseeing 8,000 contracts and public funding.
Congratulations, Sarah!
Big challenges require community solutions.
This microgrid project in Spokane's East Central neighborhood is more than infrastructure. It’s a resilience hub designed with and for the community it serves.
Through partnerships between @AvistaUtilities, the MLK Community Center and Commerce, this space will provide a safe place for residents during power outages and extreme weather events.
From conversations about food storage to long-term energy resilience, this project reflects what’s possible when communities, utilities and state partners work together.
What does Washington’s Climate Action Plan mean for you?
• Lower energy costs
• More reliable power
• Cleaner air and healthier communities
• More access to clean energy solutions
Explore the full plan at the Comprehensive Clean Action Plan link in our bio.
#WAClimatePlan #CleanEnergyWA #ClimateAction
Federal grants workshops are headed to North Central and Eastern Washington in June! Seats fill fast, so sign up before it’s too late.
These free, in-person, all-day events focus on topics covering the federal grant application process, including grant writing and administration strategies, and proposal design.
June workshops:
• Omak: June 8
• Colville: June 10
• Airway Heights: June 11
Register at the link in our bio.
Future workshops are being planned in fall 2026, so be on the lookout for additional opportunities to join.
Team members from Commerce’s Homeownership Unit had the opportunity to see the impact of their work come to life!
Project Manager Whitney Raines and Capital Programs Manager Angela Snow spent two days touring four affordable housing projects, in Skagit and Whatcom counties, that were funded in part by Commerce. Together, these projects will bring 59 new homes to the region!
Our partnerships with local organizations ensure that people working to help build their own homes now have a place to truly call home.
Read the full story at the Media Center link in our bio.
A big thank you to our partners:
@hfhwhatcomco
@skagithabitat
@KulshanCommunityLandTrust
Whatcom-Skagit Housing
Team members from Commerce’s Homeownership Unit had the opportunity to see the impact of their work come to life!
Project Manager Whitney Raines and Capital Programs Manager Angela Snow spent two days touring four affordable housing projects, in Skagit and Whatcom counties, that were funded in part by Commerce. Together, these projects will bring 59 new homes to the region!
Our partnerships with local organizations ensure that people working to help build their own homes now have a place to truly call home.
Read the full story at the Media Center link in our bio.
A big thank you to our partners:
@hfhwhatcomco
@skagithabitat
@KulshanCommunityLandTrust
Whatcom-Skagit Housing
Team members from Commerce’s Homeownership Unit had the opportunity to see the impact of their work come to life!
Project Manager Whitney Raines and Capital Programs Manager Angela Snow spent two days touring four affordable housing projects, in Skagit and Whatcom counties, that were funded in part by Commerce. Together, these projects will bring 59 new homes to the region!
Our partnerships with local organizations ensure that people working to help build their own homes now have a place to truly call home.
Read the full story at the Media Center link in our bio.
A big thank you to our partners:
@hfhwhatcomco
@skagithabitat
@KulshanCommunityLandTrust
Whatcom-Skagit Housing
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