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$1M Restoration From Washington Capitol Vandalism Recommended

The plan would restore a nearly century-old wool rug burned in two spots during a break-in, with total repairs topping $1 million.

Washington could spend $1 million repairing damage from vandalism at the state Capitol last year.  Restoring a historic wool rug in the state Reception Room as close as possible to its pre-damage form would be the costliest component. A state panel on Thursday endorsed the most expensive option with a cost of roughly $959,000. Shipping to New York where the work would be done would cost $240,000 alone.   “It ain’t just a rug,” Lt. Gov. Denny Hec…

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washingtonstatestandard.com broke the news on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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