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2019 Annual Report: Training Division

111th Trooper Basic Training Class Graduation

Overview

The primary function of the Training Division is to provide world class recruit training to trooper cadets, who ultimately become fully commissioned troopers serving the citizens of Washington State.  The division also provides various annual training to fully commissioned officers.  This includes firearms training, control tactics training, vehicle operation training, as well as other specialized training as it relates to the trooper job class.  The division also provides leadership training, collision investigation training and other training that is beneficial to agency employees.

Key Measurements and Statistics

In 2019, the Training Division had significant accomplishments.  These included:

  • Commissioning 39 new troopers.
  • Completing 16 Emergency Vehicle Operators Courses for CJTC’s Basic Law Enforcement Academy recruits.

Successes of 2019

During 2019, the Training Division upgraded the audio/video systems in the Academy classrooms.  The upgrades included the use of interactive student participation technology, which allows the instructor to solicit instant feedback from students by utilizing remote devices to answer questions regarding the topic being taught.  The technology upgrades have greatly enhanced the learning environment for our students.

All commissioned personnel were trained on the use of the Individual First Aid Kits (IFAK). The kits contain essential lifesaving items for controlling bleeding and major wound treatment. The deployment of the kits, has resulted in troopers saving lives through the use of the kits.

Regional Academy Instructor Trooper Karim Boukabou was selected as IACP’s State and Provincial Police Academy Directors 2019 Instructor of the Year.

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Mailing Address
Washington State Patrol
PO Box 42600
Olympia, WA 98504

Physical Address
Washington State Patrol
Helen Sommers Building
106 11th Avenue SW
Olympia, WA 98501

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