Adding public safety facilities to the allowable uses of revenues for local infrastructure financing projects.

HB 1786 amends Washington state law to allow local governments to use tax increment financing (TIF) revenues for public safety facilities. Specifically, it adds "public safety facilities" (defined as police, fire, emergency medical, or similar services infrastructure) to the list of eligible public improvements under TIF programs. This change directly affects cities, counties, and other local governments using TIF to fund infrastructure projects, enabling them to allocate TIF revenues toward facilities like fire stations or police buildings. The bill modifies existing definitions in RCW 39.89.020 (section 8(a)(ix)) to include these facilities as allowable uses, without altering TIF revenue collection or distribution mechanisms.