“Janie, Lee, and Trudi are all consummate professionals that have served MDOT exceedingly well for years,” said Brad White, MDOT Executive Director. “I am confident their combined skill sets, talents, and institutional knowledge will set the department on a course for success for years to come, and the residents of and visitors to the state of Mississippi will ultimately benefit.”
Bass started her career with MDOT as an Engineer-in-Training after graduating from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering in 1999. She has served as a Project Engineer and in various leadership roles in MDOT’s District 7, including Assistant District Construction Engineer and Assistant Maintenance Engineer. Currently, Bass serves as the District 7 Construction Engineer, overseeing all preconstruction and construction activities in the district.
Frederick began working at MDOT in 2008 as an Engineer-in-Training in the Holly Springs Project Office. In 2019, he became MDOT’s State LPA Engineer, overseeing the Local Public Agency division, which provides support to local communities for their infrastructure projects. Prior to joining MDOT, Frederick worked as a consultant to MDOT in the private sector. He received a Bachelor Science in civil engineering from Mississippi State University in 2005.
Loflin began her career with MDOT as a Right-of-Way Acquisition Agent in the Right-of-Way division in 1998. After serving in numerous capacities within the division, Loflin became Division Director in 2014. She graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1997 with a degree in paralegal studies.
