Law Enforcement, WSLEA, Washington State
Law Enforcement Association,
Washington State Patrol

Law Enforcement

Law enforcement

Washington State Law Enforcement Association

WSLEA, Washington State Law Enforcement AssociationThe WashingtonState Law Enforcement Association is dedicated to ensuring the vitality of the chosen profession, Law Enforcement; for the benefit of its members and the safety of the citizens of the State of Washington through professional development, community involvement, and legislative affairs.

 

Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission

Washington State Criminal Justice Training CommissionAs an organization, the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission has set forth a vision to be recognized nationally as a model of criminal justice training. Our vision will be achieved through a safe, positive community environment that is innovative and interactive and by providing a resource center responsive to the professional development needs of criminal justice personnel.


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Washington State Patrol

Washington State PatrolThe WSP is a professional law enforcement agency made up of dedicated professionals who work hard to improve the quality of life as well as prevent the unnecessary loss of life on a daily basis. This year we will continue to work aggressively to enforce laws around the state while protecting the people of Washington from injury and grief.

Volunteers in Police Service

Volunteers Is Police Service/VIPSSince September 11, 2001 , the demands on state and local law enforcement have increased dramatically. As a result, the already limited resources of these agencies are being stretched further than ever, at a time when the country needs every available officer out on the beat.

In many jurisdictions around the country, volunteers in the community have offered their time and skills services to law enforcement agencies. These citizen volunteers help supplement and support officers and civilian personnel by allowing them to concentrate on their primary duties. Volunteer roles may include performing clerical tasks, serving as an extra set of "eyes and ears," assisting with search and rescue activities, and writing citations for accessible parking violations.

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