This bill is a memorial from the Washington State Senate and House of Representatives, urging the Washington State Transportation Commission to designate the bridge that carries Interstate 90 over the Columbia River near Vantage, Washington, as the "Medal of Honor Bridge." The memorial highlights the significance of the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military award, and acknowledges the 34 recipients from Washington state. It emphasizes the state's deep gratitude for the service of these veterans and the importance of recognizing their contributions in a prominent location that will be seen by millions of travelers.

The memorial also notes the historical connection of Washington state to its veterans, as it became a state on November 11, 1889, coinciding with Armistice Day and later Veteran's Day. By designating the bridge as the "Medal of Honor Bridge," the state aims to honor and remember the bravery of Medal of Honor recipients, thereby fostering a sense of respect and recognition for their sacrifices. The memorial calls for immediate transmission of its copies to relevant state transportation officials to initiate the designation process.