Day One starts now.
Today, BLEA Class 952 began its academy journey at WSCJTC Headquarters in Burien.
In the months ahead, recruits will develop the skills, judgment, and professionalism needed to serve Washington communities.
Welcome, Class 952!
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Probation officers do more than monitor cases. They work with people navigating accountability, change, and the next steps forward.
Go inside WSCJTC’s 80-hour Misdemeanant Probation Counselor Academy and learn how recruits prepare for the job.
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Tonight in Burien
LETCSA Westside Summit
A conversation about law enforcement training, independent investigations and community safety. #publicsafety #letcsa #WSCJTC
Congratulations, BLEA Class 943!
From Day Zero to graduation, these recruits trained, learned and prepared to serve communities across Washington.
Go behind the scenes with Class 943 and see their journey through BLEA: bit.ly/4AQI0hf
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜
Everyone deserves safety, dignity, and support. We can help by learning the signs of abuse, listening without judgment, and sharing trusted resources.
Find confidential support: wscadv.org/get-help-now/
#DVAM #WSCJTC
During National Forensic Science Week, see how WSCJTC prepares coroners, medical examiners and death investigators to document scenes and communicate with families.
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On Patriot Day, WSCJTC remembers those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, and honors the first responders and everyday people who responded with courage and selflessness.
We remember the lives lost, the families and survivors, and all those forever changed.
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Changing the narrative starts with a conversation.
This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, we're highlighting CJTC's work to help WA first response agencies build stronger systems of peer support, wellness, and suicide prevention.
Learn more: bit.ly/4inWKgS
#FirstResponders
BLEA Class 941 came to WSCJTC’s Northeast Regional Campus from different careers, communities, and life experiences. Yesterday, they graduated with shared training and a commitment to serve Washington communities.
Read more here: bit.ly/4xJggZP
#PeaceOfficer #BLEA941
For Corrections Officer Academy recruit Justin Ridgeway, public service is personal.
The Klickitat County Department of Corrections recruit shares what led him to corrections and how training is preparing him.
Meet Justin: bit.ly/4gw66G2
#WSCJTC #BeyondTheBadge
August at WSCJTC: BLEA Class 940 and JCOA Class 42 graduated, Round 2 of the ESHB 2015 Public Safety Funding Program closed, and we shared stories from our Northwest Regional Campus and Beyond the Badge series.
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How do Washington officers train for high-pressure situations?
WSCJTC Interim Executive Director Jerrell Wills joined ARC Seattle to discuss de-escalation, medical response and scenario-based training.
Watch the interview:
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BLEA Class 940 graduated after completing 720 hours of training at WSCJTC headquarters in Burien.
Graduates now return to their agencies for continued instruction and field training.
Read their story and watch the video: bit.ly/4g7jrEo
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BLEA training closer to home.
WSCJTC’s Northwest Regional Campus in Arlington gives recruits in northern Washington another option for completing basic training closer to their agencies and communities.
Watch + read: bit.ly/4zcV3Zt
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Week one is underway for BLEA Class 948 at WSCJTC’s Southeast Regional Campus in Pasco.
Recruits are learning academy expectations, building foundational skills and beginning 19 weeks of Basic Law Enforcement Academy training.
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