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SEAP director: office has made "meaningful progress" electrifying state fleets
Summary
Hannah Waterstrat, director of the State Efficiency and Environmental Performance Office (SEAP), said the office has made meaningful progress converting state fleets to electric vehicles and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, citing partnerships and program authority established by an executive order.
Hannah Waterstrat, director of the State Efficiency and Environmental Performance Office (SEAP), told attendees that SEAP — created in 2018 by what the transcript records as "Executive Order 20 o 1" — is working with state agencies to cut greenhouse gas emissions and eliminate toxic materials from agency operations. "I'm Hannah Waterstrat and I am the director of the State Efficiency and Environmental Performance Office, also known as SEAP," she said.
Waterstrat framed the briefing as a progress update, saying the office has achieved measurable gains in vehicle electrification across agencies. "We've made really meaningful progress in converting our, fleets to electric and reducing our greenhouse gas emissions," she said. The transcript cites the executive order as the founding authority; the exact formatting of that order is recorded in the transcript as "Executive Order 20 o 1." The transcript does not provide further procedural details about implementation timelines or funding.
SEAP's remarks were presented as an overview and did not include new binding policy actions or votes during this session. Waterstrat emphasized partnership with agency staff and cited examples presented by agency representatives during the briefing.
