March 2025 Edition
By Monica Alexander, Executive Director, WSCJTC
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/bcq0pDg7QdI
March is a month of momentum. From the opening of our newest regional academy in Arlington to the potential impact of Senate Bill 5060, we continue to drive forward in building a stronger, more resilient law enforcement community in Washington State.… Read more
See Adam's full interview here.
At the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC), our instructors do more than train the next generation of law enforcement professionals—they embody the principles of leadership, mentorship, and public service. Adam Gonzalez McFetridge, a TAC Officer at WSCJTC, is a prime example of this commitment. His journey in public safety, leadership, and now mentorship at the academy is a testament to the impact that experience and dedication can have on shaping the future of… Read more
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