February 2025 Edition
By Monica Alexander, Executive Director
As we enter February, I am reflecting on our recent achievements and the work that lies ahead at the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC). I want to share my thoughts on our journey toward IADLEST accreditation, the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and the significance of Black History Month.
IADLEST Accreditation: Why… Read more
At the Southeast Regional Campus in Pasco, Washington, the future of law enforcement is being built—one recruit at a time. As one of two new academies launched by the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC), the Pasco facility is crucial in reducing recruit wait times and providing local officers with the opportunity to train and serve within their own communities.
By expanding training access, WSCJTC ensures law… Read more
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January is Stalking Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to a crime that impacts millions yet often remains hidden. The observance began in 2003, inspired by Debbie Riddle’s advocacy following the tragic murder of her sister, Peggy Klinke, by a stalker. Debbie’s mission to turn her family’s loss into a catalyst for change has led to improved law enforcement responses to stalking and increased support for survivors.
At the… Read more
The Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC) isn’t just about training officers; it’s about shaping lives and communities. For two King County Corrections Officers, Amos Wambu and Omar Almayyahi, the WSCJTC was more than a training program—it was a turning point in their unique journeys to law enforcement.