Contacts

Find contacts for our offices and regions, and our rest area free coffee program. You can also learn how to submit a public disclosure request, plan an event on a state highway and report material theft.

Scam messages impersonating WSDOT and other state agencies

Do not trust unknown links in emails or texts - if you feel like it's a scam, it probably is. You can always check your account details at MyGoodToGo.com. See the Dept. of Licensing website for details on current scams to watch for.

Report scammers through the Federal Trade Commission and FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center.

General phone numbers and addresses for contacting WSDOT.

We appreciate you taking the time to send us your comments and questions.

Get in touch with ferries for questions or comments.

Planning a parade, filming, bicycle or pedestrian event, or other activity that may impact highway operations?  Get important information organizers need for special events that take place within the highway right-of-way.

Read about how to submit a request for public records.

Report graffiti on state highways.

WSDOT is experiencing an increasing amount of theft of copper wire and other materials from the highway system. We are working with the Washington State Patrol to slow this alarming trend.

Find a listing of WSDOT tribal liaison contacts and contact information for offices at each federally recognized tribe.

News media can contact our communications staff for help and information about our transportation programs, projects and services.

This popular program benefits the public, participating volunteer groups and WSDOT.

1,557 work zone-related crashes

were recorded on state highways in 2025.

542 people were injured

in 2025 due to work zone-related crashes. 

29% increase in fatality collisions

in work zones from 2024 to 2025.