Sen. Lovick seeks to add more Washington State police academy sites to help solve bottleneck in getting cadets through training and into action
Sen. Lovick seeks to add more police academy sites to help solve bottleneck in getting cadets through training and into action State Sen. John Lovi...
Sen. Lovick seeks to add more police academy sites to help solve bottleneck in getting cadets through training and into action State Sen. John Lovick is seeking state funding to solve a police shortage by creating additional law enforcement training centers. Lovick (D-Mill Creek), who was a state trooper for 31 years and a prior Snohomish County sheriff, said that alleviating training bottlenecks will help with the staffing shortage. 'Every agency is short-staffed, and they can't train enough officers at the current training site, which is in Burien,' Lovick said.