Governor Jay Inslee’s final State of the State address is scheduled for Tuesday, January 16, 2025, at 10:30 a. m. in Olympia, marking the end of his 12-year gubernatorial tenure. Inslee, who became the longest-serving governor in U. S.

history, announced in May 2023 that he would not seek a fourth term, paving the way for fresh leadership within the state. His address will occur during the 69th Washington state legislative session, which began this week, emphasizing the ongoing policy discussions that will shape the state’s future. Viewers can watch the address live on FOX 13 Seattle and TVW, ensuring that the public remains engaged with state governance. Inslee's leadership has been characterized by significant policy initiatives and challenges, making his final remarks particularly poignant for constituents. With Attorney General Bob Ferguson set to be sworn in as the next governor, Inslee's reflections will provide a bridge to a new political era.

This transition highlights the importance of leadership change in addressing contemporary issues facing Washingtonians. As the state looks ahead, the address serves as both a farewell and a moment to contemplate the work that lies ahead.