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  Washington State Patrol title head Community Involvement

WSP Sergeant demonstrating how to use a car seatThe Washington State Patrol serves our communities in traditional and innovative ways.  We continue to provide the best public safety by patrolling the state’s highways and responding to calls for service, we also get involved with communities through volunteer work. We have implemented the POPS philosophy of Problem Oriented Public Safety in order to reach out to our communities and establish partnerships to help solve traffic and public safety problems.

A Day Without the WSParrow A Day Without the Washington State Patrol
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) makes a difference every single day for the citizens of Washington State. Take a look at at a what a typical day would be like if the State Patrol employees were not working to provide public safety services to our citizens.

arrow Community Outreach
Do you need a trooper to talk about traffic safety at your event? We can do that.

arrow El Protector Outreach Program
Link to El Protector PageThe "El Protector" program was designed to engage the Hispanic/Latino community through dialogue instead of focusing specifically on enforcement measures.

arrow Problem Oriented Public Safety
POPS brings the State Patrol and citizens together to solve specific public safety problems. Learn how it works and how to contact a POPS trooper in your area.

arrow Tissue Donation - POPS Program
Troopers on the scene of a fatality collision relay basic information to communications officers, which is then passed to the Tissue Center. Donation coordinators contact the local coroner or medical examiner to find out if the deceased is eligible to donate.

link to the Kiwanis Law Camp Pagearrow Kiwanis Youth Camp
WSP and Kiwanis have teamed up to give interested High School Juniors and Seniors an opportunity to explore the various career opportunities in Law Enforcement.

arrow Juvenile Firesetting Intervention
 The Office of the State Fire Marshal has formed a multi-disciplinary coalition to expand and enhance youth firesetting intervention programs across Washington State.

arrow Washington State Patrol Honored Employees
A tribute to the men and women of the State Patrol who have gone above and beyond the call of duty by placing the safety of others ahead of their own.

Link to the WSP Memorial Pagearrow In the Line of Duty: A tribute to our fallen officers
Honoring the Washington State Patrol men and women who have died in the line of duty, while serving the citizens of this state.

arrow What to Expect From the Washington State Patrol
Being pulled over by a trooper can be a stressful and uncomfortable experience. This page will familiarize you with what to expect if you are stopped by the State Patrol.

arrow Citizen Survey Report
Citizens opinions concerning the Washington State Patrol’s work performance, employees, traffic law enforcement, and public safety issues.


  

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