State of Washington Inspections

The Washington State Deptartment of Labor and Industries focuses on the safety, health and security of more than 3 million workers in the state. The department is operated by the government of Washington State. It inspects workplaces and helps employers to meet safety and health standards. The department administers the state's workers' compensation system. The Washington State Deptartment of Labor and Industries offers a range of coverage plans for individuals suffering from job-related injuries and illnesses. The department has more than 15 offices throughout Washington and employs a staff of over 2,700 people. Its division of occupational safety and health administers the Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA) law. The Washington State Deptartment of Labor and Industries also provides medical care and financial assistance services for injured workers.

The Consumer Protection Division of the Washington State Office of the Attorney General, led by Attorney General Bob Ferguson, is dedicated to enforcing the Consumer Protection Act and other statutes to ensure a fair and transparent marketplace in Washington. Their team of attorneys and professionals investigates and takes legal action against entities engaged in unfair and deceptive practices, seeking refunds, penalties, and costs to hold wrongdoers accountable. They also provide a complaint resolution service, offer information and education on consumer issues, and administer programs such as the Lemon Law for new motor vehicle warranty enforcement and the Manufactured Mobile Home Dispute Resolution Program.Generated from the website

The Washington State Housing Finance Commission is operated by the government of Washington State. The commission offers a range of housing opportunities and resources. It operates homeownership, finance, and compliance and preservation divisions. The organization also administers land acquisition, rapid response, and beginning farmer and rancher programs. In addition, the Washington State Housing Finance Commission operates the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program that reduces the tax liability of property owners and investors. The organization provides online information on various issues for bond investors and senior housing professionals. The Washington State Housing Finance Commission has been in operation for more than 25 years.