Every path into public safety is different. For King County Adult and Juvenile Detention Officer Roman Sukhanov, that path began thousands of miles away in Ukraine. It led to a career rooted in service, resilience and human connection here in Washington state.
Roman’s story is one of transition, growth and purpose. It reflects the very foundation of what it means to serve others and why that service matters.
From Ukraine to Washington
… Read moreApril | Notes from the Executive’s Desk
As I share my first Notes from the Executive’s Desk, I want to begin by expressing my gratitude and respect for this organization and the people who make it what it is.
I am honored to serve in this role and to represent WSCJTC. As an agency, we have accomplished a great deal together, and there is much to celebrate. I step into this position with a deep appreciation for… Read more
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a time to recognize survivors, raise awareness, and reaffirm our shared responsibility to create safer, more supportive communities across Washington state.
Governor Bob Ferguson has officially proclaimed April 2026 as Sexual Assault Awareness… Read more
The Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission recognizes the graduation of 34 deputies from Corrections Officers Academy Class 504. Each graduate leaves prepared to serve their communities with integrity, accountability, and care.
Watch COA Class 504 stand at attention and pass the guidon during this morning’s ceremony:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWmTuKvgjZy/?igsh=a2s1dzRqcGVybHpn… Read more