This is what mental retardation looks like in Washington state…DEI hires them at WSDOT…
WSDOT, is run by someone who disregards the DEI policies established in America, showing a lack of concern or compliance.
This is who she is:
Julie Meredith – Secretary of Transportation
Secretary of Transportation, WSDOT
PO Box 47315, Olympia, WA 98504
Julie Meredith joined the Washington State Department of Transportation in 1989 and has spent her entire professional career at the agency. She began as a temporary Transportation Technician 2, working on several projects and programs in progressively responsible leadership roles through the years, directing transformative investments to enhance mobility and safety. She was named Deputy Assistant Secretary of Mega Programs in 2018, and Assistant Secretary of Urban Mobility & Access in December 2020. She was appointed Secretary of Transportation by Governor Bob Ferguson in 2025. She oversees an agency that is a steward of a complex, multimodal transportation system responsible for ensuring people and goods move safely and efficiently.
Meredith is a licensed Professional Engineer and a leader known for her proactive approach to solving complex problems, building lasting partnerships and a commitment to diverse and inclusive leadership in the transportation industry.
Meredith graduated from the University of Washington in 1989 with a degree in forest resources before launching her engineering career.
Term Expires Date
September 30, 2029
This “Karen” is so busy creating an environment for the mentally ill to work while putting the lives of Washington State’s citizens in danger.
Mision Statement
“The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is dedicated to ensuring a safe, sustainable, and integrated multimodal transportation system that enhances the quality of life for people and communities”
Does anything they do adhere to their Mision statement?
These are images from their social media account. Are these drawings from the grandkids working, or from mentally ill DEI staff who couldn’t get a job anywhere else?
- Appointment of Julie Meredith
- Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson appointed Julie Meredith as Washington State’s next Secretary of Transportation, effective January 15, 2025.
- Meredith is a longtime Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) insider with 36 years of experience, currently assistant secretary for urban mobility, access, and megaprograms.
- She has managed major infrastructure projects like the Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement and State Route 520 floating bridge.
- Her appointment is supported by state officials such as Sen. Marko Liias, emphasizing her expertise, leadership, and history of tackling complex transportation challenges.
- There is no indication in the sources that her appointment was controversial or publicly criticized.
- DEI and LGBTQ Topics in Washington State Under Gov. Ferguson
- Gov. Ferguson strongly supports diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in Washington State government, explicitly resisting efforts to shut down DEI programs despite national opposition.
- Ferguson has been vocal about maintaining DEI funding and programs, highlighting their role in representing marginalized and underrepresented communities.
- His administration has challenged federal policies attempting to block or freeze DEI-related funding, including legal action against federal orders opposing DEI.
- While DEI programs include protections and recognitions for LGBTQ communities, no direct linkage or controversy involving Julie Meredith’s appointment and LGBTQ or DEI issues has been reported.
After we raised concerns about the DEI-themed images on a government site meant for important information, the WSDOT doubled down and immediately posted a video reel, seemingly as an insult to anyone lodging a serious complaint.
After we questioned why they keep posting crayon drawings for serious matters, they doubled down and even posted this video.
Then these DEI hires posted this…..
This should not be included on any government website designed for business ventures, such as trucking, emergency vehicles, and more. On our highway systems.
