SEATTLE—Governor-Elect Bob Ferguson announced that his transition team is now accepting applications from individuals interested in serving in state government. The announcement comes as part of Ferguson’s commitment to building a diverse, inclusive and expert-led administration that will solve problems and make government work for the people.
“We are building a government that will fight for Washingtonians’ freedoms, solve problems, and center the people in every decision,” said Governor-Elect Ferguson. “I encourage passionate and qualified individuals from every corner of our state to apply and contribute their skills and vision to public service.”
The transition team is seeking applicants for a variety of roles across multiple state departments and agencies. These positions range from leadership positions at state agencies, to policy advisors and key operational positions, to volunteers who will serve on gubernatorially appointed boards and commissions. These appointments will all help drive the Governor-Elect’s agenda forward. Individuals are encouraged to complete an interest form. Additionally, individuals are encouraged to visit careers.wa.gov to learn more about specific positions open throughout state agencies as they become available.
During his campaign, Ferguson promised to cut down on bureaucracy, advance commonsense solutions, and center the people in all decisions. The transition team will prioritize representation from a broad spectrum of backgrounds to ensure a government that truly represents Washington.
“This is a unique opportunity to contribute to Washington’s future and to help implement policies that will improve the lives of all Washington residents,” Ferguson stated.
The transition team looks forward to identifying and welcoming talented individuals who are driven to serve the public with integrity and dedication.
About Governor-Elect Bob Ferguson
Bob Ferguson has dedicated his career to serving the people. He is completing his third term as Washington State’s Attorney General. He is committed to improving government and building a stronger future by focusing on key issues such as public safety, health care costs and housing affordability, child care, education, and economic growth.
Source: Washington State Office of the Governor
Author: Lynnwood Times Staff
