WA State Criminal Justice Training Commission

Executive Director Monica Alexander made one final visit to the Southwest Regional Academy—welcomed by recruits, embraced by staff, and honored for her leadership. Her visit follows the academy’s IADLEST accreditation & Award of Excellence. #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA #Leadership

For Women’s History Month, WSCJTC is highlighting women leaders each Friday. This week: Stephanie Ambrose, TAC officer at our Northwest Regional Campus, with nearly 20 years in public safety. #WomensHistoryMonth #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA

“Investing in training is investing in safer communities.” — Monica Alexander New grant supports WA agencies in recruiting and retaining officers. @komonews @SteveTVNews 🔗 komonews.com/news/arc-seatt…… #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA

For Women’s History Month, we're highlighting women leaders across our agency each Friday. This week: Janelle Sanchez, TAC Officer at our SW Regional Campus. Her advice for women considering public safety: Be confident and keep learning. #WomensHistoryMonth #WSCJTC

Today we honored Executive Director Monica Alexander, celebrating her impact on public safety training across Washington. As Monica prepares to conclude her service with WSCJTC on March 31, she shares her reflections: bit.ly/3P2wUSU #WSCJTC #Leadership

🚨 First public safety grants approved Kent PD and Black Diamond PD will receive funding to support officer hiring, training and public safety improvements. A major milestone for the state's public safety funding program. 🔗 bit.ly/40YOpGc #PublicSafetyWA #WSCJTC

March is Women’s History Month, and WSCJTC is highlighting women leaders across our agency all month long. Meet Diane Klontz, Assistant Director of the Accountability Bureau. Her leadership is grounded in service, integrity, and accountability. #WomensHistoryMonth #WSCJTC

Day One → Graduation Day Congratulations to BLEA Class 930! Today, 31 recruits graduated, completing months of academy training to prepare them to serve communities. More about their journey: bit.ly/4aNWJ1v #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA #LawEnforcementTraining

Final Black History Month spotlight: Executive Director Monica Alexander. “We solve problems together because of our differences.” She champions authentic, inclusive leadership in public service. More: bit.ly/4rkyNsw #BlackHistoryMonth #WSCJTC

Washington State welcomes its newest law enforcement officers. BLEA Class 929 completed 720 hours of training in criminal law, de-escalation, crisis response, firearms, defensive tactics and community engagement at WSCJTC in Burien. Congratulations to the graduates! #WSCJTC #BLEA

Executive Director Monica Alexander joined ARC Seattle to reflect on her public safety career and the future of law enforcement training in Washington as she prepares to retire from WSCJTC. Watch: bit.ly/4s6Gx0Z @komonews @SteveTVNews #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA

Beyond the Badge: Andrew Hung International police judo training in Japan. Local impact in Washington. Read the story and watch the video: bit.ly/4aOmv4r #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA

Executive Director Monica Hunter Alexander will retire March 31, 2026. She expanded regional academies, eliminated wait times and led the Commission to national accreditation. Read more: bit.ly/4aZIBCf #PublicSafetyWA

Leadership. Innovation. Service. Read the February Notes from the Executive Director’s Desk from Monica Alexander and learn how we continue strengthening public trust across Washington state. 🔗 bit.ly/4rwGMCU #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA

Black History Month leadership spotlight. Jeanette Blackwell: “Own your authenticity and expertise and know that your unique perspective is your strength.” Read more: bit.ly/4rkyNsw #WSCJTC #BlackHistoryMonth #Leadership

Week One is underway for BLEA 938 at WSCJTC in Burien. Recruits begin their academy journey focused on professionalism, accountability, and service to Washington communities. #BLEA938 #WeekOne #WSCJTC #LawEnforcementTraining #PublicSafetyWA

Week One begins for BLEA Class 937 at WSCJTC’s Southeast Regional Campus in Pasco. Recruits are starting their academy journey focused on professionalism, accountability, and service to their communities. Welcome to BLEA 937.

Black History Month Friday Spotlight: Jerrell Wills, Deputy Director at WSCJTC, leads with a focus on service, empathy, and emotional intelligence—values that guide public safety training across Washington. #BlackHistoryMonth #LeadershipInPublicSafety #WSCJTC

🎓 Congratulations to JCOA Class 40! These officers have officially graduated from the Juvenile Corrections Officers Academy at our SW Campus. Their training supports safety, professionalism, and positive outcomes for youth across the state. #JCOA #WSCJTC #PublicSafetyWA

COA 505 is officially underway at the WSCJTC Southwest Regional Campus in Vancouver. Recruits are beginning their Corrections Officers Academy journey, focused on safety, professionalism, and teamwork in Washington’s correctional facilities. #COA505 #WSCJTC #CorrectionsTraining