WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SHERIFFS AND POLICE CHIEFS

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WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF
SHERIFFS AND POLICE CHIEFS
2014 Spring Exposition and Training Conference
May 19-22 • Spokane, WA
Cover photo courtesy of Visit Spokane
Alan Bisson, “Pavillion”
2014 SPRING EXPOSITION AND TRAINING CONFERENCE
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Message from the president
Welcome to the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs’ 2014
Spring Exposition and Training Conference at the Spokane Convention Center
in Spokane, WA!
President Ozzie Knezovich
It is my hope that you will find the conference to be an invigorating professional
experience and a means to make valuable personal connections with fellow law
enforcement executives. WASPC is a member-driven organization; the choices you
make about involvement will enhance your experience with WASPC and the quality
of our Association. WASPC is a respected resource and voice for public safety because
of the commitment level of our membership and the dedication and professionalism
of our staff.
With that, I urge you to continue your commitment to community safety by getting, or remaining, involved
in a WASPC committee. WASPC committees are the workforce of the Association and represent a wealth of
combined knowledge from Chiefs, Sheriffs, Jail Managers, and other law enforcement professionals. Many
WASPC committees meet here at the conference. If you have spent time on committees and wish to get further
involved, then please consider serving on the Executive Board. A number of Executive Board positions are open
for election during this conference: one Sheriff position, one Chief position, Vice President position (Chief), and
Treasurer position (Chief or Sheriff). If you are interested in running for any of these positions or would like
to nominate someone, please contact any member of the Nominating Committee. Members of the Nominating
Committee are: Chief Eric Olsen, Chair; Sheriff Richard Lathim; Sheriff John Turner; and Chief Bryan Jeter.
Agenda highlights for the 2014 Spring Exposition and Training Conference include: a packed committee meeting
schedule; a sold-out vendor exposition demonstrating state of the art products and services available to law
enforcement; training sessions for law enforcement executives and legal advisors; a legislative update; and
numerous opportunities for peer networking.
Again, it is my hope that you will find the 2014 Spring Exposition and Training Conference to be a valuable
experience. WASPC’s mission is to lead collaboration among law enforcement executives to enhance public
safety. It is my sincere belief that we will work toward our mission at this conference.
Sincerely,
Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich
Spokane County Sheriff’s Office
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Table of contents
WASPC Executive Board............................................................................................................................ Page 4
Past Presidents............................................................................................................................................. Page 6
WASPC Awards........................................................................................................................................... Page 7
Conference Sponsors .................................................................................................................................. Page 8
Facility Map............................................................................................................................................... Page 10
Monday, May 19........................................................................................................................................ Page 10
Tuesday, May 20.........................................................................................................................................Page 11
Wednesday, May 21................................................................................................................................... Page 12
Thursday, May 22...................................................................................................................................... Page 14
Chiefs Meeting Agenda.............................................................................................................................. Page 15
Jail Managers Meeting Agenda.................................................................................................................. Page 15
Sheriffs Meeting Agenda........................................................................................................................... Page 15
Legal Advisor Training Schedule............................................................................................................... Page 15
Executive Board Meeting Agenda............................................................................................................. Page 16
General Business Meeting Agenda............................................................................................................ Page 16
Exposition Map.......................................................................................................................................... Page 17
Exhibitor Roster, By Booth........................................................................................................................ Page 17
Exhibitor Roster, Alphabetically................................................................................................................ Page 19
Exhibitor Roster, By Category . ................................................................................................................ Page 26
Attendee Roster.......................................................................................................................................... Page 29
Map of Washington State Counties............................................................................................................ Page 40
Notes.......................................................................................................................................................... Page 41
Thank You................................................................................................................................. Inside Back Cover
Upcoming conferences
2014 Fall Conference: November 17-20
Campbell’s Resort, Chelan
Phone: (800) 553-8225
Rate: Government Per Diem
Group ID: 278569
2015 Spring Conference: May 18-21
Spokane Convention Center
DoubleTree Hotel
Phone: (509) 455-9600
Rate: $113.00 (+tax)
Group ID: WA Assn. of Sheriffs & Police Chiefs
2015 Fall Conference: November 16-19
Campbell’s Resort, Chelan
Phone: (800) 553-8225
Rate: Government Per Diem
Group ID: 329787
Conference Scholarship
Congratulations to the 2014 Spring
Exposition & Training Conference
Scholarship Recipient!
Chief Brent Nierman
Kittitas Police Department
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Executive board
Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich, President
Term Expires 2014
Chief Eric Olsen, President Elect
Kirkland Police Department
Term Expires 2014
Sheriff Casey Salisbury, Vice President
Mason County Sheriff’s Office
Term Expires 2014
Chief Ed Holmes, Past President
Mercer Island Police Department
Term Expires 2014
Vacant, Treasurer
Chief Tom Schlicker
Swinomish Police Department
Term Expires 2016
Term Expires 2014
Director Mark Couey
Office of the Insurance Commissioner
Special Investigations Unit
Term Expires 2015
Chief Ken Hohenberg
Kennewick Police Department
Term Expires 2014
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Chief Tom Robbins
Wenatchee Police Department
Term Expires 2015
Sheriff Garry Lucas
Clark County Sheriff’s Office
Term Expires 2016
Sheriff Steve Boyer
Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office
Term Expires 2014
Sheriff John Snaza
Thurston County Sheriff’s Office
Term Expires 2015
Chief John Batiste, Ex-Officio
Washington State Patrol
Vacant , Ex-Officio
Special Agent in Charge, FBI-Seattle
Mitch Barker Executive Director
Washington Association of
Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
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Past presidents
1962-63 Clifford N. Payne
Former Chief, Spokane
1963-64 H.S. “Pete” Harrison
Former Sheriff, Benton County
1964-65 James D. Skaggs
Former Chief, Mercer Island
1965-66 Donald F. Jennings
Former Sheriff, Snohomish County
1966-67 Charles B. Zittle
Former Chief, Tacoma
1967-68 Jack D. Porter
Former Sheriff, King County
1968-69 Hugh R. Darby
Former Chief, Renton
1969-70 Richard Nickell
Former Sheriff, Chelan County
1970-71 Frank Patterson
Former Chief, Everett
1971-72 Robert Barret
Former Sheriff, Kittitas County
1972-73 Nick Giardina
Former Chief, Bellevue
1973-74 William R. Closner
Former Sheriff, Skamania County
1974-75 Wayne A. Hendren
Former Chief, Spokane
1975-76 William A. “Bill” Webb
Former Sheriff, Pacific County
1976-77 James R. McMahon
Former Chief, Bothell
1977-78 Eugene A. Cotton
Former Sheriff, Clark County
1978-79 Jack LaRue
Former Chief, Yakima
1979-80 Raymond A. Fjetland
Former Sheriff, Whitman County
1980-81 Michael G. Shanahan
Former Chief, University of Washington
1981-82 Robert Dodge
Former Sheriff, Snohomish County
1982-83 Lawrence Loveless
Former Chief, Ellensburg
1983-84 Larry V. Erickson
Former Sheriff, Spokane County
1984-85 Terry Mangan
Former Chief, Bellingham
1985-86 William Weister
Former Sheriff, Lewis County
1986-87 Leland Davis
Former Chief, Vancouver
1987-88 S.R. Johnston
Former Sheriff, Okanogan County/Chief, Shelton
1988-89 Donald G. Pierce
1989-90 Larry V. Erickson
Former Sheriff, Spokane County
1990-91 Jan Deveny
Former Director, Mercer Island
1991-92 Larry Mount
Former Sheriff, Whatcom County
1992-93 Pleas J. Green
Former Chief, Yakima
1993-94 Steve Tomson
Former Sheriff, Whitman County
1994-95 Alan Wallis
Former Chief, Renton
1995-96 Pat Jones
Former Sheriff, Kitsap County
1996-97 Randy Hamilton
Former Chief, Chehalis
1997-98 Gary Edwards
Former Sheriff, Thurston County
1998-99 Lockheed Reader
Former Chief, Puyallup
1999-00 Doug Blair
Former Sheriff, Yakima County
2000-01 Dave Cooper
Former Chief, Sedro Woolley
2001-02 Dale E. Brandland
Former Sheriff, Whatcom County
2002-03 Donald E. Lane
Former Chief, Wapato
2003-04 Dan LaRoche
Former Sheriff, Douglas County
2004-05 James Scharf
Former Chief, Everett
2005-06 Craig Thayer
Former Sheriff, Stevens County
2006-07 Randall H. Carroll
2007-08 Richard Lathim
Sheriff, Franklin County
2008-09 Colleen Wilson
Chief, Port of Seattle Police Department
2009-2010 John Didion
Former Sheriff, Pacific County
2010-2011 Bruce Bjork
Former Chief, WA Department of Fish and Wildlife
2011-2012 Sue Rahr
Former Sheriff, King County Sheriff’s Office
2012-2013 Ed Holmes
Chief, Mercer Island Police Department
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Awards
The Gene Cotton Award is the Washington Association
of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs’ highest honor. The award
is exclusively reserved for public officials whose public
service careers have been dedicated to the creation of
outstanding public safety policy in Washington State
and whose achievements and dedication are commonly
recognized throughout Washington State’s criminal
justice community.
Award Recipients:
Senator Jeralita Costa, 38th District, 2002
Representative Ida Ballasiotes, 41st District, 2002
Congressman Adam Smith, 9th District, 2004
Chief Michael G. Shanahan, U.W.P.D., 2005
Senator Debbie Regala, 27th District, 2006
Senator Dale Brandland, 42nd District, 2007
Representative Mark Ericks, 1st District, 2007
Congressman Dave Reichert, 8th District, 2008
Representative Kelli Linville, 42nd District, 2009
Governor Christine Gregoire, State of Washington, 2011
The Shanahan-Deveny President’s Award of
Excellence is given to law enforcement administrators
who exemplify the highest traditions of excellence
within the law enforcement profession. Award recipients
possess an in-depth knowledge and skill which allow
for success to be achieved in regard to a complex issue
facing WASPC; understand that partnerships must
be developed to allow for collaborative relationships
which generate constructive input; and possess strong
effective leadership allowing for the group dynamic to
provide the solutions for the initial complex issue which
expands the parameter of the WASPC organization,
changes lives, therefore individuals, the profession and
the public we serve.
Award Recipients:
Colleen Wilson
Don Pierce
Leo Poort
John Wasberg
Life Members are individuals who have rendered
outstanding service to this organization as an active
member and who have distinguished themselves by
deed or act on behalf of the objectives or principles of
this organization on behalf of the membership thereof.
Life Members:
Garry Anderson
Albert Anglin
Stan Aston
Denis Austin
Rick Balam
Mitch Barker
Charles Belgard
Bruce Bjork
Doug Blair
Ed Bourdage
James Bourland
Gerald Bowers
Roger Bragdon
Dale Brandland
Michael Brasfield
Dan Breda
Barney Buckley
Ed Bush
Randy Carroll
William Closner
Bernard Cooligan
Dave Cooper
Michael Darland
Ron Dashiell
Jan Deveny
Glenn Dunnam
Gary Edwards
William Ellis
Larry Erickson
Mark Ericks
Jake Evans
Patrick Fitzsimons
Ray Fjetland
Gary Frazier
Chuck Fulton
Nicholas Giardina
Ed Goodman
John Gray
Pleas Green
Ray Gross
Randy Hamilton
Steve Harris
Mike Harum
Joe Hawe
Roger Hintgen
Ron Hyland
James Jack
Lewis Johnson
Samuel Johnston
Pat Jones
Larry Kalsbeek
Steve Kernes
Rick Kieffer
Michael King
Mike Kline
James Land
Robert Landon
Dan LaRoche
Tom Lawson
Lawrence Loveless
Terence Mangan
John Mansfield
Joe Matthews
Arthur McGehee
Dave McQuery
George Miller
Neil Moloney
Larry Mount
Leslie Nelson
Dick Nesary
Richard Nicks
Michael Noski
Robert Panther
Brian Pederson
Donald Pierce
Dan Prinz
Lockheed Reader
David Reichert
Charles Robbins
Steve Robinson
Bob Rupp
Stan Sass
Jim Scharf
Roger Serra
John Shields
Scott Smith
Lyle Smith
Rob Sofie
Randy Stegmeier
Tony Stoutt
Steven Tomson
John Turner
D. Van Blaricom
Herbert Vetter
Ron Waldner
Albert Watts
William Wiester
Gene Williams
John Wurner
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Conference sponsors
THANK YOU TO WATCH SYSTEMS FOR
SPONSORING THE NEW MEMBER/FIRST TIME
ATTENDEE FUNCTION
THANK YOU TO INTEGRUS FOR SPONSORING
THE OPENING CEREMONIES LUNCH
THANK YOU TO BI INCORPORATED FOR
SPONSORING THE PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION
THANK YOU TO GTL FOR SPONSORING THE
TRAINING DAY LUNCH
THANK YOU TO INTERACT FOR SPONSORING
THE PRE-BANQUET SOCIAL HOUR
THANK YOU TO VERIZON FOR SPONSORING
THE ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
THANK YOU TO CORRECT CARE
SOLUTIONS / CONMED HEALTHCARE
MANAGEMENT FOR SPONSORING THE
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE BREAKFAST
THANK YOU TO FIGHT CRIME: INVEST IN
KIDS FOR SPONSORING THE COFFEE
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THANK YOU TO BLUMENTHAL UNIFORMS
& FLYING CROSS/FECHEIMER FOR
SPONSORING THE GOLF TOURNAMENT
THANK YOU TO TELMATE FOR SPONSORING
THE CONFERENCE PENS
THANK YOU TO LEGEND ID FOR
SPONSORING THE CONFERENCE NAME
BADGES/LANYARDS
THANK YOU TO SMART START; TRINITY
SERVICES GROUP; NEW WORLD SYSTEMS;
WASHINGTON STAFF ASSAULT TASK
FORCE; DLR GROUP; BUSINESS OF
POLICING; AND SECURITY LINES US FOR
SPONSORING THE CONFERENCE PASSPORT
PROGRAM
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Facility Map
Monday, May 19 (Suggested Attire: Business Casual)
Start Time
8:00 AM
End Time
3:00 PM
Function
Golf Tournament
Location
Spokane, WA
11:00 AM
5:00 PM
Conference Registration
103
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
WA State Fusion Center Board Meeting
202A
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
24/7 Sobriety Program Meeting
201C
4:30 PM
5:00 PM
Finance and Personnel Committee Meeting
102C
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
NW Association of Tribal Officers Meeting
102AB
6:00 PM
7:30 PM
New Member/First Time Attendee Dinner (By Invitation)
102D
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Tuesday, May 20 (Suggested Attire: Business)
Start Time
7:30 AM
End Time
4:00 PM
Function
Location
103
7:30 AM
8:00 AM
LAW Board Meeting
201C
8:05 AM
9:00 AM
Committee Meetings
Technology
LInX
Law Enforcement Training
Model Policy
Small Agency
202A
202B
202C
102CD
102AB
9:05 AM
10:00 AM
Committee Meetings
Accreditation Commission
Intelligence/Homeland Security
Traffic Safety
Membership
University Policing
102CD
202A
102AB
202B
202C
10:05 AM
11:00 AM
Committee Meetings
Professional Services (Accreditation & LEMAP)
Indian Country Law Enforcement
Corrections
Boating Safety
102CD
202A
202C
102AB
11:05 AM
12:00 PM
Steer Clear of Claims and Litigation Training
In an effort to reduce claims and lawsuits, Duncan Fobes
of Patterson, Buchanan, Fobes and Leitch will present key
ways County and City Officials can steer clear of claims and
litigation. The presentation tackles common legal pitfalls
including indemnity, personal liability, the dueling obligation
to the electorate and their organizations, and identifies
recent employment matters that confront public officials.
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12:05 PM
1:00 PM
Opening Ceremonies Lunch:
Hosted by FBI National Academy Associates
Suggested Attire: Dress Uniform or Business
Presentation of the Colors: Spokane Honor Guard
Call to Order by President Knezovich
Invocation by Chaplain Quaschnick, Spokane County
Welcoming Address by
Sheriff Knezovich, Spokane County
Chief Straub, Spokane Police Department
FBI NAA Presentation by Undersheriff Tim Braniff
111A
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Tuesday, May 20 (Continued)
Start Time
1:05 PM
End Time
2:00 PM
2:00 PM
Location
110
2:30 PM
Function
General Session
National Violent Death Reporting System (5 minutes)
Washington Stay at Work Program (5 minutes)
Washington Traffic Safety Commission (10 Minutes)
Death Penalty Discussion (30 minutes)
Exposition: Cash Give-A-Way
2:30 PM
4:00 PM
Chiefs Meeting (Agenda on Page 15)
102AB
2:30 PM
4:00 PM
Sheriffs Meeting (Agenda on Page 15)
102CD
2:30 PM
4:00 PM
Jail Managers Meeting (Agenda on Page 15)
201AB
4:00 PM
5:30 PM
Executive Board Meeting (Agenda on Page 16)
206AB
5:45 PM
6:15 PM
Resolutions and Nominating Committees
201C
6:30 PM
9:00 PM
Exposition: President’s Reception and Cash Give-A-Way
100ABC
100ABC
Wednesday, May 21 (Suggested Attire: Business)
Start Time
7:30 AM
End Time
3:00 PM
Function
Location
103
7:30 AM
8:00 AM
100ABC
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Legal Advisor Training (Agenda on Page 15)
102BC
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
General Training Session: Below 100 Campaign
The Below 100 Program is an initiative that aims to reduce the
line of duty deaths to below 100, a number not seen since 1944.
For those in a leadership position, Below 100 means supporting
a culture of safety throughout your department. Make doing
the right thing so ingrained in your personnel that it becomes
the norm and not the exception. Just as importantly, hold
accountable those who stray outside what should be common
sense. Below 100 is committed to providing you the tools and
resources you need to make a culture of safety thrive throughout
your department. Information to be presented by Chief
Scott Haug, Post Falls Police Department (ID) and Chief
Kevin Fuhr, Rathdrum Police Department (ID).
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Wednesday, May 21 (Continued)
Start Time
9:30 AM
End Time
10:00 AM
Function
Location
100ABC
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
General Training Session: Suicide By Cop (SbC)
Nationally, 36% of police officer involved shootings are cases
of SbC. That number rises to 7 out of 10 when the suspect
in the shooting is a recent veteran. The latest research also
shows that most mass shootings are actually acts of SbC in
which the suspect has no plan to escape. By recognizing cues
to SbC, responding officers are better equipped to minimize
the risk that these suspects pose to the public. Additionally,
agencies are better trained to look for evidence of SbC during
investigations of officer involved shootings, which can reduce
liability during subsequent civil proceedings resulting from
the officer’s use of deadly force. Information to be presented
by Retired Captain Rick Wall, Los Angeles Police Department.
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11:30 AM
12:00 PM
100ABC
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
Training Day Lunch
Call to Order by Sheriff Knezovich
Presentation of Explorer Awards, Officer Ira Cavin
Exposition Passport Drawing
111A
1:00 PM
1:45 PM
100ABC
1:45 PM
5:00 PM
General Training Session: Lessons Learned
Ten Days of Terror in Southern California
For ten days in February 2013 Christopher Dorner, a disgraced
ex-LAPD officer, committed revenge killings of two law
enforcement family members then continued his cold-blooded
ambushes on unsuspecting police officers, firing hundreds of
rounds, killing two officers and severely wounding two others.
The Police Foundation commissioned an in-depth review of
this horrific event that spanned 5 counties, 22 million residents,
and involved thousands of law enforcement personnel.
Former COPS Office Director Barney Melekian, and CJTC
Director Sue Rahr, who are members of the Police Foundation
review team, will deliver this multi-media presentation.
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Wednesday, May 21 (Continued)
Start Time
6:00 PM
End Time
7:00 PM
Function
Pre-Banquet Social Hour
Location
Riverview
Lobby
7:00 PM
9:00 PM
Annual Awards Banquet
Welcome by President Sheriff Knezovich
Invocation by Chaplain Quaschnick, Spokane County Presentation of Accreditation Awards
Presentation of Life Member Awards
Installation of New Officers
111A
Thursday, May 22 (Suggested Attire: Business Casual)
Start Time
7:30 AM
End Time
8:00 AM
Function
Conference Evaluation Meeting
Location
103
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
Legislative Update Breakfast:
Buffet to Open at 8:00
Legislative Update to Begin at 8:30
Tom McBride, WAPA
Don Pierce, WASPC
206AB
General Business Meeting (Agenda on Page 16)
End of Conference Give-A-Way: Apple iPad
To Go Lunches 205
10:15 AM
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Training and Meeting Agendas
Chiefs Meeting: Tuesday, May 20, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
1. Fight Crime: Invest in Kids—Laura Wells (2 minutes)
2. 24/7 Sobriety Program—Bruce Bjork (5 minutes)
3. Executive Board Nominations (Chief, Vice President, Treasurer)—Chiefs Olsen & Jeter
4. Roundtable Discussion
Jail Managers Meeting: Tuesday, May 20, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
1. Introductions—Ned Newlin, Facilitator
2. Medicaid Eligible Offender—Ronna Cole, Kevin Bovencamp, Mark Westenhaver
3. JBRS/VINE Update—Dawn Larsen
4. RLUIPA & Compelling Government Interest vs. Turner Test—Bernard Veljacic
• Suicide Mitigation under Turner
• Conditions of Confinement
5. ICE Detainers Discussion
6. Roundtable Discussion
Sheriffs Meeting: Tuesday, May 20, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
1. Call to Order
• Call to Order—Sheriff Casey Salisbury
• Pledge of Allegiance—Sheriff Mark Nelson
• Opening Prayer—Sheriff Mark Nelson
• Presidential Remarks & Introductions—Sheriff Casey Salisbury
2. Minutes/Reports
• Approval of Minutes from April 2014 Meeting—Sheriff Casey Salisbury
• Treasurer’s Report—Sheriff Mark Nelson
3. Presentations
• Kittitas and Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Offices—Sheriffs Dana & Nelson (15 minutes)
• Fight Crime: Invest in Kids—Laura Wells (2 minutes)
• 24/7 Sobriety Program—Bruce Bjork (5 minutes)
4. Business
• Washington State Sheriffs’ Association Elections—Sheriff Casey Salisbury
• WASPC Executive Board Nominations (Sheriff At Large, Treasurer)—Sheriffs Lathim & Turner
5. Next Meeting
• Set 2014/2015 Meeting Schedule—Sheriff Casey Salisbury
Legal Advisor Training: Wednesday, May 21, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
8:00 - 9:00 Public Disclosure Panel Moderated by Leo Poort
9:15 - 10:15 Public Disclosure Ethics Panel Moderated by Leo Poort
10:30 - 11:30 Legal Updated by Shannon Inglis and John Wasberg
1:00 - 2:00 Working with the U.S. Attorney, AUSA Stephanie Lister
2:15 - 3:15 Tribal Law Update, Linda Pierce
3:30 - 4:30 Veteran’s Preferance Point Issues, WA Assistant Attorney Genera Susan DanPullo
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Training and Meeting Agendas (Continued)
Executive Board Meeting: Tuesday, May, 20, 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
1. Call to Order
• Approval of Minutes from March 19, 2014 Meeting—President Knezovich
2. Reports
• Finance & Personnel Committee—Mitch Barker and Kim Goodman
• Standing Committee Reports—To be presented at the General Business Meeting
3. Old Business
• LERN Agreement—Mitch Barker
4. New Business
• Accreditation Award Recommendations—Mike Painter
• Accreditation Standards Recommendations—Mike Painter
• Trustee Signatures for Employee Pension Plans—Kim Goodman
• DV Investigations in a Medical Facility Model Policy—Chiefs Metzger and Vinson
• 2017 Spring Conference Location—Jamie Yoder
• IACP Endorsements—Chief Ed Holmes
5. Good of the Order
• Approval of Membership—Chief Rex Caldwell, via written correspondence
• 2014-2015 Executive Board Meeting Schedule—Jamie Yoder
6. Adjourn
General Business Meeting: Thursday, May 22, 10:15 AM
1. Call to Order
• Approval of Minutes from November 20, 2013 Meeting
2. Resolutions
3. Executive Board Elections (Chief Eric Olsen, Nominating Committee Chair)
• Sheriff Position
• Chief Position
• Treasurer
• Vice President (Chief)
4. Committee Reports
• Boating Safety
• Corrections
• Finance & Personnel
• Homeland Security/Intelligence
• Indian Country Law Enforcement
• Law Enforcement Training
• Legislative
• Membership
• Model Policy
• NIBRS Advisory
• Professional Services • Sex Offender Notification & Registration
• Small Agency
• Technology
• Traffic Safety
• University Policing
5. Liaison Committee Reports
• Explorers • Law Enforcement Torch Run • LEIRA
• LInX
• Legal Advisors • Past Presidents
6. Business
• Capital Punishment
• Domestic Violence Investigations in a Medical Facility – Policy Adoption
7. Announcements
8. Adjourn
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Exposition Map
Exhibitor Roster, By Booth
I. Spiewak & Sons........................................................1
Mackenzie Architecture | Engineering..........................2
Cross Match Technologies, Inc.....................................3
WASPC Correctional Options Services........................4
Pay Tel Communications Inc........................................5
WHELEN............................................................... 6/7/8
L.A.W. Publications......................................................9
Dynamic Imaging Systems, Inc..................................10
NC4.............................................................................13
National Testing Network...........................................14
Data911.......................................................................15
ATIMS Jail Management Software.............................16
GovDeals, Inc.............................................................17
InTime Solutions Inc...................................................18
PCS Mobile.................................................................19
Consolidated Food Management, Inc.........................20
Adamson Police Products...........................................21
Zodiac of North America............................................22
Chevrolet Police Vehicles..................................... 23/24
5.11..............................................................................25
Remote Satellite Systems............................................26
L-3 Mobile-Vision, Inc...............................................27
JAMAR Technologies, Inc..........................................28
Cardiac Science Corporation......................................29
Trinity Services Group................................................30
Day Wireless Systems.................................................31
Motorola Solutions, Inc..............................................32
MPH Industries...........................................................33
DLR Group.................................................................34
Real Time Detention, LLC..........................................35
Globalstar Inc..............................................................36
ERS, Emergency Responder Services, Inc.................37
Mallory Safety & Supply............................................38
TouchPay.....................................................................39
Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc.......................................40
Jo Bee Co....................................................................41
Smith & Wesson.................................................... 42/43
American Upfitting.....................................................44
Tactron, Inc.................................................................45
Pacific Knight Emblem...............................................46
Smart Start..................................................................47
Titan Truck Equipment Public Safety
Products................................................................ 48/63
Autoclear.....................................................................49
3M...............................................................................50
Brother Mobile Solutions............................................51
US Testing Equipment................................................52
Arizona State University Online.................................53
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Exhibitor Roster, By booth (CONTINUED)
KR...............................................................................54
Versatile Mobile Systems............................................55
ProForce......................................................................56
Consolidated Telecom,Inc...........................................57
New World Systems....................................................58
Bostec Inc. / Intoximeters, Inc....................................59
Point Blank Enterprises...............................................60
Bratwear......................................................................61
Semaphore Corporation..............................................62
Products................................................................ 63/48
Integrus Architecture...................................................64
GovPayNet..................................................................65
Aramark Correctional Services...................................66
Verizon........................................................................67
Business of Policing....................................................68
BI Incorporated...........................................................69
Datec Mobile Solutions...............................................70
Cascade Engineering Services, Inc.............................71
Telmate, LLC..............................................................72
Public Safety Testing, Inc...........................................73
Federal Signal.............................................................74
Blumenthal Uniforms..................................................75
Flying Cross/Fechheimer............................................76
KMB Design Groups, Inc. P.S....................................77
Diamond Pharmacy Services......................................78
Intoxalock...................................................................79
Swanson Services Corporation...................................80
COBAN Technologies, Inc.........................................81
Security Lines US.......................................................82
Lexipol LLC................................................................83
All Traffic Solutions....................................................84
Keefe Group................................................................85
ICSolutions.................................................................86
WA Staff Assault Task Force......................................87
Armor Express............................................................88
American Wireless Security........................................89
Getac Rugged Mobile Computers...............................90
WAT, Inc./Getac..........................................................91
Spillman Technologies................................................92
Legend Id....................................................................93
Digital Ally, Inc...........................................................94
G.R.E.A.T. - Gang Resistance Education And
Training.......................................................................95
SymbolArts.................................................................96
GTL.............................................................................97
Crossco Mfr. Representatives............................... 98/99
Columbia College.....................................................100
Syscon Justice Systems.............................................101
Kroesen’s Uniforms..................................................102
BRK Management Services/Friendship
Diversion...................................................................103
911 Supply................................................................104
Blauer Manufacturing Co.........................................105
Securus Technologies, Inc.........................................106
Auto Additions, Inc...................................................107
EFJohnson Technologies...........................................108
Northwest University................................................109
Appriss Inc................................................................110
WatchGuard Video....................................................111
Exhibitor Roster, alphabetically
3M
Booth: 50
Web: www.3M.com
Phone: (626) 325-9600
Aramark Correctional Services
Booth: 66
Web: www.aramarkcorrections.com
Phone: (800) 777-7090
5.11
Booth: 25
Web: www.511tactical.com
Phone: (209) 527-4511
Arizona State University Online
Booth: 53
Web: www.asuonline.asu.edu
Phone: (480) 884-1891
911 Supply
Booth: 104
Web: www.911supply.com
Phone: (503) 393-4911
Armor Express
Booth: 88
Web: www.armorexpress.com
Phone: (360) 731-1220
Adamson Police Products
Booth: 21
Web: www.policeproducts.com
Phone: (206) 954-1525
ATIMS Jail Management Software
Booth: 16
Web: www.atims.com
Phone: (818) 709-5885
All Traffic Solutions
Booth: 84
Web: www.alltrafficsolutions.com
Phone: (866) 366-6602
Auto Additions, Inc.
Booth: 107
Web: www.autoadditions.com
Phone: (503) 393-3910
American Upfitting
Booth: 44
Web: www.americanupfitting.com
Phone: (425) 268-7050
Autoclear
Booth: 49
Web: www.a-clear.com
Phone: (973) 276-6000
American Wireless Security
Booth: 89
Web: www.securetechwave.com
Phone: (425) 299-4400
BI Incorporated
President’s Reception Sponsor
Booth: 69
Web: www.bi.com
Phone: (303) 218-1000
Appriss, Inc.
Booth: 110
Web: www.appriss.com
Phone: (502) 561-8463
Blauer Manufacturing Co.
Booth: 105
Web: www.blauer.com
Phone: (617) 536-6606
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Blumenthal Uniforms
Golf Tournament Sponsor
Booth: 75
Web: www.blumenthaluniforms.com
Phone: (206) 824-7711
Bostec, Inc. / Intoximeters, Inc.
Booth: 59
Web: www.bostec.com / www.intox.com
Phone: (360) 354-3325
Bratwear
Booth: 61
Web: www.bratwear.com
Phone: (253) 517-4000
BRK Management Services/Friendship Diversion
Booth: 103
Web: www.friendshipdiversion.org
Phone: (360) 357-8031
Brother Mobile Solutions
Booth: 51
Web: www.brothermobilesolutions.com
Phone: (303) 460-1600
Chevrolet Police Vehicles
Booth: 23/24
Web: www.gmfleet.com
Phone: (602) 228-1286
COBAN Technologies, Inc.
Booth: 81
Web: www.cobantech.com
Phone: (281) 925-0488
Columbia College
Booth: 100
Web: www.ccis.edu
Phone: (800) 231-2391
Consolidated Food Management, Inc.
Booth: 20
Web: www.cfm-inc.com
Phone: (206) 232-9771
Consolidated Telecom,Inc
Booth: 57
Web: www.ctel.us
Phone: (972) 239-2182
Business of Policing
Conference Passport Sponsor
Booth: 68
Web: www.businessofpolicing.com
Phone: (206) 878-2800
Correct Care Solutions / Conmed Healthcare
Management
Legislative Update Beakfast Sponsor
Booth: No Booth
Web: www.conmedinc.com
Phone: (800) 609-8476
Cardiac Science Corporation
Booth: 29
Web: www.cardiacscience.com
Phone: (360) 280-6394
Cross Match Technologies, Inc.
Booth: 3
Web: www.crossmatch.com
Phone: (866) 526-6223
Cascade Engineering Services, Inc
Booth: 71
Web: www.cascade-eng.com
Phone: (425) 895-8617
Crossco Mfr. Representatives
Booth: 98/99
Web: www.crosscoinc.com
Phone: (360) 903-1780
Data911
Booth: 15
Web: www.data911.com
Phone: (510) 865-9100
ERS, Emergency Responder Services, Inc.
Booth: 37
Web: www.ERSinc-online.com
Phone: (208) 362-1741
Datec Mobile Solutions
Booth: 70
Web: www.datecinc.net
Phone: (206) 909-5272
Federal Signal
Booth: 74
Web: www.fedsig.com
Phone: (800) 264-3578
Day Wireless Systems
Booth: 31
Web: www.daywireless.com
Phone: (800) 503-3433
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids
Coffee Sponsor
Booth: No Booth
Web: www.fightcrime.org/state/washington
Phone: (206) 664-7110
Diamond Pharmacy Services
Booth: 78
Web: www.diamondpharmacy.com
Phone: (800) 882-6337
Digital Ally, Inc.
Booth: 94
Web: www.digitalally.com
Phone: (913) 814-7774
DLR Group
Booth: 34
Web: www.dlrgroup.com
Phone: (206) 461-6000
Dynamic Imaging Systems, Inc.
Booth: 10
Web: www.dynamicimaging.com
Phone: (856) 988-1545
EFJohnson Technologies
Booth: 108
Web: www.efjohnsontechnologies.com
Phone: (972) 819-0700
Flying Cross/Fechheimer
Golf Tournament Sponsor
Booth: 76
Web: www.fechheimer.com
Phone: (513) 793-5400
G.R.E.A.T.
Gang Resistance Education And Training
Booth: 95
Web: www.great-online.org
Phone: (800) 823-7188
Getac Rugged Mobile Computers
Booth: 90
Web: www.getac.com
Phone: (949) 681-2900
Globalstar Inc
Booth: 36
Web: www.Globalstar.com
Phone: (360) 589-0263
GovDeals, Inc.
Booth: 17
Web: www.govdeals.com
Phone: (503) 278-6254
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GovPayNet
Booth: 65
Web: www.govpaynet.com
Phone: (888) 561-7888
JAMAR Technologies, Inc.
Booth: 28
Web: www.jamartech.com
Phone: (800) 776-0940
GTL
Training Day Lunch Sponsor
Booth: 97
Web: www.gtl.net
Phone: (818) 468-8227
Jo Bee Co.
Booth: 41
Web: www.jobeeco.com
Phone: (509) 483-1118
I. Spiewak & Sons
Booth: 1
Web: www.spiewak.com
Phone: (503) 703-9293
ICSolutions
Booth: 86
Web: www.icsolutions.com
Phone: (800) 411-0454
Integrus Architecture
Opening Ceremonies Lunch Sponsor
Booth: 64
Web: www.integrusarch.com
Phone: (509) 838-8681
InterAct
Pre-Banquet Social Hour Sponsor
Booth: No Booth
Web: www.interact911.com
Phone: (800) 786-3911
InTime Solutions, Inc.
Booth: 18
Web: www.intimesoft.com
Phone: (877) 603-2830
Intoxalock
Booth: 79
Web: www.intoxalock
Phone: (888) 283-5972
Keefe Group
Booth: 85
Web: www.keefegroup.com
Phone: (800) 411-0454
KMB Design Groups, Inc. P.S.
Booth: 77
Web: www.KMBdesign.com
Phone: (360) 352-8883
KR
Booth: 54
Web: [email protected]
Phone: (800) 454-1310
Kroesen’s Uniforms
Booth: 102
Web: www.kroesens.com
Phone: (206) 622-3853
L.A.W. Publications
Booth: 9
Web: www.lawpublications.net
Phone: (800) 527-0156
L-3 Mobile-Vision, Inc.
Booth: 27
Web: www.l-3com.com/mv
Phone: (800) 336-8475
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Legend Id
Conference Name Badges/Lanyards Sponsor
Booth: 93
Web: www.legendid.com
Phone: (425) 251-1670
New World Systems
Booth: 58
Web: www.newworldsystems.com
Phone: (248) 269-1000
Lexipol LLC
Booth: 83
Web: www.lexipol.com
Phone: (949) 484-4444
Northwest University
Booth: 109
Web: www.criminaljustice.northwestu.edu
Phone: (425) 899-5278
Mackenzie Architecture | Engineering
Booth: 2
Web: www.mcknze.com
Phone: (503) 224-9560
Pacific Knight Emblem
Booth: 46
Web: www.pacificknightemblem.com
Phone: (206) 354-2060
Mallory Safety & Supply
Booth: 38
Web: www.SafeWareMallory.com
Phone: (888) 276-6555
Pay Tel Communications Inc.
Booth: 5
Web: www.paytel.com
Phone: (866) 729-8352
Motorola Solutions, Inc.
Booth: 32
Web: www.motorolasolutions.com
Phone: (425) 301-7398
PCS Mobile
Booth: 19
Web: www.pcsmobile.com
Phone: (303) 552-3978
MPH Industries
Booth: 33
Web: www.mphindustries.com
Phone: (866) 629-9256
Point Blank Enterprises
Booth: 60
Web: www.pointblankenterprises.com
Phone: (800) 413-5155
National Testing Network
Booth: 14
Web: www.nationaltestingnetwork.com
Phone: (425) 774-5700
ProForce
Booth: 56
Web: www.proforceonline.com
Phone: (928) 776-7192
NC4
Booth: 13
Web: www.NC4worldwide.com
Phone: (310) 606-4444
Public Safety Testing, Inc.
Booth: 73
Web: www.PublicSafetyTesting.com
Phone: (866) HIRE-911
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Real Time Detention, LLC
Booth: 35
Web: www.realtimedetention.com
Phone: (503) 625-3134
Spillman Technologies
Booth: 92
Web: www.spillman.com
Phone: (801) 902-1200
Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc.
Booth: 40
Web: www.redflex.com
Phone: (623) 207-2000
Swanson Services Corporation
Booth: 80
Web: www.swansons.net
Phone: (503) 593-4378
Remote Satellite Systems
Booth: 26
Web: www.remotesatellite.com
Phone: (707) 545-8199
SymbolArts
Booth: 96
Web: www.symbolarts.com
Phone: (801) 475-6000
Security Lines US
Booth: 82
Web: www.securitylines.us
Phone: (818) 906-1212
Syscon Justice Systems
Booth: 101
Web: www.syscon.net
Phone: (604) 606-7650
Securus Technologies, Inc.
Booth: 106
Web: www.securustech.net
Phone: (480) 717-8790
Semaphore Corporation
Booth: 62
Web: www.semaphore.com
Phone: (205) 905-5000
Smart Start
Booth: 47
Web: www.SmartStartWA.com
Phone: (253) 922-4597
Smith & Wesson
Booth: 42/43
Web: www.Smith-Wesson.com
Phone: (413) 237-9163
Tactron, Inc.
Booth: 45
Web: www.Tactron.com
Phone: (206) 354-2060
Telmate, LLC.
Conference Pens Sponsor
Booth: 72
Web: www.telmate.com
Phone: (866) 516-0115
Titan Truck Equipment Public Safety Products
Booth: 48/63
Web: www.titantruck.com www.titanpse.com
Phone: (800) 445-4807
TouchPay
Booth: 39
Web: www.touchpayonline.com
Phone: (972) 215-0133
Trinity Services Group
Booth: 30
Web: www.trinityservicesgroup.com
Phone: (503) 493-9301
WATCH Systems
New Member/First Time Attendee Sponsor
Booth: No Booth
Web: www.watchsystems.com
Phone: (888) 928-8412
US Testing Equipment
Booth: 52
Web: www.ustesting.com
Phone: (360) 735-7685
WatchGuard Video
Booth: 111
Web: www.WatchGuardVideo.com
Phone: (972) 423-9777
Verizon
Annual Awards Banquet Sponsor
Booth: 67
Web: www.verizonwireless.com
Phone: (509) 670-6006
WHELEN
Booth: 6/7/8
Web: www.whelen.com
Phone: (860) 526-9504
Versatile Mobile Systems
Booth: 55
Web: www.versatle.com
Phone: (425) 608-6224
WA Staff Assault Task Force
Booth: 87
Web: www.wsatf.org
Phone: (509) 301-8874
WASPC Correctional Options Services
Booth: 4
Web: www.waspc.org
Phone: (360) 486-2380
WAT, Inc. / Getac
Booth: 91
Web: www.wirelessaccesstechnologies.com
Phone: (360) 739-9119
Zodiac of North America
Booth: 22
Web: www.zodiacmilpro.com
Phone: (541) 961-3609
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Exhibitor Roster, By Category
ADMINISTRATION
Legend Id....................................................................93
COMMUNICATIONS
Consolidated Telecom,Inc...........................................57
Day Wireless Systems.................................................31
Globalstar Inc..............................................................36
GTL.............................................................................97
ICSolutions.................................................................86
Legend Id....................................................................93
Motorola Solutions, Inc..............................................32
Pay Tel Communications Inc........................................5
PCS Mobile.................................................................19
Telmate, LLC..............................................................72
Verizon........................................................................67
COMPUTER HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
3M...............................................................................50
Data911.......................................................................15
Getac Rugged Mobile Computers...............................90
GTL.............................................................................97
Jo Bee Co....................................................................41
Keefe Group................................................................85
Legend Id....................................................................93
Lexipol LLC................................................................83
NC4.............................................................................13
New World Systems....................................................58
PCS Mobile.................................................................19
Spillman Technologies................................................92
Telmate, LLC..............................................................72
TouchPay.....................................................................39
Versatile Mobile Systems............................................55
WAT, Inc./Getac..........................................................91
CORRECTIONS/JAILS
3M...............................................................................50
DLR Group.................................................................34
GTL.............................................................................97
ICSolutions.................................................................86
Jo Bee Co....................................................................41
Keefe Group................................................................85
Syscon Justice Systems.............................................101
TouchPay.....................................................................39
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Crossco Mfr. Representatives............................... 98/99
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Exhibitor Roster, By Category (Continued)
EFJohnson Technologies...........................................108
Legend Id....................................................................93
Zodiac of North America............................................22
INVESTIGATIONS
GTL.............................................................................97
Jo Bee Co....................................................................41
Telmate, LLC..............................................................72
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
911 Supply................................................................104
Bratwear......................................................................61
Digital Ally, Inc...........................................................94
I. Spiewak & Sons........................................................1
MPH Industries...........................................................33
ProForce......................................................................56
SymbolArts.................................................................96
TouchPay.....................................................................39
SECURITY
American Wireless Security........................................89
Armor Express............................................................88
Autoclear.....................................................................49
Digital Ally, Inc...........................................................94
Legend Id....................................................................93
TACTICAL AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
5.11..............................................................................25
911 Supply................................................................104
Armor Express............................................................88
Bratwear......................................................................61
I. Spiewak & Sons........................................................1
ProForce......................................................................56
TRAFFICE
All Traffic Solutions....................................................84
Digital Ally, Inc...........................................................94
JAMAR Technologies, Inc..........................................28
KR...............................................................................54
MPH Industries...........................................................33
Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc.......................................40
TRAINING
G.R.E.A.T. - Gang Resistance Education And
Training.......................................................................95
Lexipol LLC................................................................83
National Testing Network...........................................14
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Exhibitor Roster, By Category (CONTINUED)
UNIFORMS
5.11..............................................................................25
911 Supply................................................................104
Blauer Manufacturing Co.........................................105
Blumenthal Uniforms..................................................75
Bratwear......................................................................61
Flying Cross/Fechheimer............................................76
I. Spiewak & Sons........................................................1
WEAPONS
ProForce......................................................................56
Smith & Wesson.................................................... 42/43
OTHER
3M...............................................................................50
Appriss Inc................................................................110
Arizona State University Online.................................53
BI Incorporated...........................................................69
BRK Management Services/Friendship
Diversion...................................................................103
Brother Mobile Solutions............................................51
Cascade Engineering Services, Inc.............................71
Chevrolet Police Vehicles..................................... 23/24
Columbia College.....................................................100
Consolidated Food Management, Inc.........................20
Cross Match Technologies, Inc.....................................3
Diamond Pharmacy Services......................................78
Federal Signal.............................................................74
GovPayNet..................................................................65
I. Spiewak & Sons........................................................1
Integrus Architecture...................................................64
Intoxalock...................................................................79
GovDeals, Inc.............................................................17
Keefe Group................................................................85
KMB design groups, Inc. P.S......................................77
KR...............................................................................54
L.A.W. Publications......................................................9
Legend Id....................................................................93
Lexipol LLC................................................................83
Mackenzie Architecture | Engineering..........................2
Northwest University................................................109
PCS Mobile.................................................................19
ProForce......................................................................56
Security Lines US.......................................................82
Smart Start..................................................................47
Tactron, Inc.................................................................45
Products................................................................ 48/63
TouchPay.....................................................................39
Trinity Services Group................................................30
WASPC Correctional Options Services........................4
WatchGuard Video....................................................111
WHELEN............................................................... 6/7/8
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Attendee Roster
Includes all registered attendees as of May 6, 2014
Adams County Sheriff’s Office (Adams County)
Sheriff John Hunt
Email: [email protected]
Algona Police Department (King County)
Chief Lee Gaskill
Anacortes Police Department (Skagit County)
Chief Bonnie Bowers
Asotin County Sheriff’s Office (Asotin County)
Captain Daniel Hally
Auburn Police Department (King County)
Chief Bob Lee
Bainbridge Island Police Department
(Kitsap County)
Chief Matthew Hamner
Battle Ground Police Department (Clark County)
Chief Bob Richardson
Bellevue Police Department (King County)
Deputy Chief Jim Jolliffe
Deputy Chief Michael Johnson
Legal Advisor Melissa Chin
Bellingham Police Department (Whatcom County)
Chief Cliff Cook
Lieutenant Richard Sucee
Black Diamond Police Department (King County)
Chief Jamey Kiblinger
Blaine Police Department (Whatcom County)
Chief Michael Haslip
Bonney Lake Police Department (Pierce County)
Chief Dana Powers
Assistant Chief Kurtis Alfano
Assistant Chief James Keller
Bothell Police Department (King County)
Deputy Chief Henry Simon
Burlington Police Department (Skagit County)
Chief William VanWieringen
Assistant Chief Tom Moser
Camas Police Department (Clark County)
Chief Mitch Lackey
Captain Shyla Nelson
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Attendee Roster (CONTINUED)
Centralia Police Department (Lewis County)
Chief Bob Berg
Chehalis Tribal Police (Lewis County)
Director of Public Safety Ralph Wyman
Chelan County Sheriff’s Office (Chelan County)
Undersheriff John Wisemore
Sheriff Brian Burnett
Cheney Police Department (Spokane County)
Commander Rick Campbell
Chief John Hensley
Sergeant Richard Beghtol
Clallam County Sheriff’s Office (Clallam County)
Jail Superintendent Ron Sukert
Sheriff Bill Benedict
Undersheriff Ron Peregrin
Clark County Sheriff’s Office (Clark County)
Sheriff Garry Lucas
Chief Jail Deputy Ric Bishop
Chief Criminal Deputy Mike Evans
Clarkston Police Department (Asotin County)
Chief Joel Hastings
Colfax Police Department (Whitman County)
Chief Rick McNannay
Colville Tribal Police Department
(Okanogan County)
Commander Thomas Holsworth
Connell Police Department (Franklin County)
Chief Chris Turner
Cowlitz County Corrections (Cowlitz County)
Director Marin Fox Hight
Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office (Cowlitz County)
Sheriff Mark Nelson
Des Moines Police Department (King County)
Commander Bob Bohl
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (Douglas County)
Undersheriff Don Culp
Sheriff Harvey Gjesdal
Dupont Police Department (Pierce County)
Chief Bob Sheehan
31
Eastern WA University Police Department
(Spokane County)
Director/Police Chief Tim Walters
Deputy Chief Gary Gasseling
Edmonds Police Department (Snohomish County)
Chief Al Compaan
Assistant Chief Jim Lawless
Ellensburg Police Department (Kittitas County)
Chief Dale Miller
Elma Police Department (Grays Harbor County)
Chief Jeff Troumbley
Ephrata Police Department (Grant County)
Chief Mike Warren
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids
Staff Associate Sara Pruzin
Executive Director Laura Wells
Fircrest Police Department (Pierce County)
Chief John Cheesman
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office (Franklin County)
Franklin County E911 Director Ed Bush
Undersheriff Kevin Carle
Sheriff Rich Lathim
Captain Rick Long
Captain Rick Rochleau
Everett Police Department (Snohomish County)
Admin Sup. Srvcs. Manager Jeanne Johnson-Jacobs
Garfield County Sheriff’s Office (Garfield County)
Sheriff Ben Keller
Assistant Chief Jim Lever
Gig Harbor Police Department (Pierce County)
Chief Mike Davis
Federal Bureau of Investigations (Federal)
ASAC Brad Deardorff
ASAC Joseph Ladd
Goldendale Police Department (Klickitat County)
Chief Rick Johnson
Granger Police Department (Yakima County)
Chief Robert Perales
32
Grant County Sheriff’s Office (Grant County)
Chief Deputy Ryan Rectenwald
Commander Craig Littrell
Sergeant Kieth Seibert
Kent Police Department (King County)
Chief Ken Thomas
Accreditation Manager Martin Dickson
Commander Diane McCuistion
Administrative Assistant Deb Shay
Assistant Chief Rafael Padilla
Chief Deputy Joseph Kriete
Kirkland Police Department (King County)
Captain Cherie Harris
Sheriff Tom Jones
Undersheriff Dave Ponozzo
Chief Deputy Ken Jones
Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Office
(Grays Harbor County)
Sheriff Rick Scott
Hoquiam Police Department
Chief Jeff Myers
Kelso Police Department (Cowlitz County)
Chief Andy Hamilton
Kennewick Police Department (Benton County)
Chief Ken Hohenberg
Chief Eric Olsen
Corrections Lieutenant Bob Balkema
Captain Bill Hamilton
Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office (Kitsap County)
Chief of Corrections Ned Newlin
Undersheriff Dennis Bonneville
Patrol Chief Gary Simpson
Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office (Kittitas County)
Sheriff Gene Dana
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Undersheriff Clay Myers
Admin. Supervisor Julie Ubert
Commander Paula Hoctor
Lakewood Police Department (Pierce County)
Assistant Chief Michael Zaro
Kittitas Police Department (Kittitas County)
Scholarship Recipient
Chief Brent Nierman
Lewis County Sheriff’s Office (Lewis County)
Sheriff Steve Mansfield
Klickitat County Sheriff’s Office (Klickitat County) Sergeant Robert Snaza
Sheriff Rick McComas
Liberty Lake Police Department (Spokane County)
Chief Criminal Deputy Pat Kaley
Chief Brian Asmus
Undersheriff Marc Boardman
La Center Police Department (Clark County)
Chief Marc Denney
Lacey Police Department (Thurston County)
Chief Dusty Pierpoint
Commander Joe Upton
Lake Forest Park Police Department
(King County)
Chief Steve Sutton
Lake Stevens Police Department
(Snohomish County)
Interim Chief Dan Lorentzen
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (Lincoln County)
Undersheriff Kelly Watkins
Chief Criminal Deputy Brian Telford
Sheriff Wade Magers
Sergeant Michael Stauffer
Longview Police Department (Cowlitz County)
Chief Jim Duscha
Captain Robert Huhta
Lynnwood Police Department (Snohomish County)
Commander Chuck Steichen
34
Deputy Chief Bryan Stanifer
Commander Jim Nelson
Montesano Police Department
Chief Brett Vance
Maple Valley Police Department (King County)
Chief Michelle Bennett
Moses Lake Police Department
(Grant County)
Chief David Ruffin
Marysville Police Department (Snohomish County)
Chief Richard Smith
Mount Vernon Police Department (Skagit County)
Chief Jerry Dodd
Mason County Sheriff’s Office (Mason County)
Lieutenant Travis Adams
Mountlake Terrace Police Department
(Snohomish County)
Chief Greg Wilson
Lieutenant Cindy Kasten
Chief Theresia Ehrich
Sheriff Casey Salisbury
Mattawa Police Department (Grant County)
Chief John Turley
Mercer Island Police Department (King County)
Chief Ed Holmes
Monroe Police Department (Snohomish County)
Chief Tim Quenzer
Deputy Chief Ken Ginnard
Mukilteo Police Department (Snohomish County)
Chief Rex Caldwell
Nooksack Tribal Police Department
(Whatcom County)
Chief Rory Gilliland
Normandy Park Police Department (King County)
Chief Chris Gaddis
NW HIDTA
Director Dave Rodriguez
Odessa Police Department (Lincoln County)
Chief Helen Coubra
35
Olympia Police Department (Thurston County)
Jail Manager Chandra Brady
Pullman Police Department (Whitman County)
Chief Gary Jenkins
Orting Police Department (Pierce County)
Chief Bill Drake
Puyallup Police Department (Pierce County)
Corrections Lieutenant Ed Shannon
Pacific Police Department (King County)
Chief John Calkins
Deputy Chief David McDonald
Pasco Police Department (Franklin County)
Chief Bob Metzger
Pend Oreille County Sheriff’s Office
(Pend Oreille County)
Sheriff Alan Botzheim
Pierce County Sheriff’s Office (Pierce County)
Sheriff Paul Pastor
Port Angeles Police Department (Clallam County)
Chief Terry Gallagher
Deputy Chief Brian Smith
Port of Seattle Police Department (King County)
Chief Colleen Wilson
Poulsbo Police Department (Kitsap County)
Chief Al Townsend
Chief Bryan Jeter
Quincy Police Department (Grant County)
Chief Robert Heimbach
Raymond Police Department (Pacific County)
Chief Chuck Spoor
Renton Police Department (King County)
Chief Kevin Milosevich
Deputy Chief Ed VanValey
Ridgefield Police Department (Clark County)
Chief Carrie Greene
Ruston Police Department (Pierce County)
Chief Jeremy Kunkel
SCORE (King County)
Captain John DiCroce
36
Seattle Police Department (King County)
Assistant Chief Paul McDonagh
Spokane Police Department (Spokane County)
Chief Frank Straub, Jr.
Assistant Chief Tag Gleason
Captain Judith Carl
Sequim Police Department (Clallam County)
Deputy Chief Sheri Crain
Spokane Valley Police Department
(Spokane County)
Chief Rick VanLeuven
Shoreline Community College
Professor Linda Forst
Skagit County Sheriff’s Office (Skagit County)
Sheriff Will Reichardt
Corrections Chief Charlie Wend
Snohomish County (Snohomish County)
Mark Ericks
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office
(Snohomish County)
Sheriff Ty Trenary
Squaxin Island Tribal Police (Mason County)
Chief Kristopher Peters
Stevens County Sheriff’s Office (Stevens County)
Undersheriff LaVonne Webb
Chief Corrections Officer Loren Hartman
Sheriff Kendle Allen
Stillaguamish Tribal Police (Snohomish County)
Chief Joe Orford
Undersheriff Brent Speyer
Sunnyside Police Department (Yakima County)
Chief Albert Escalara
Snoqualmie Police Department (King County)
Chief Steve McCulley
Swinomish Police Department (Skagit County)
Chief Tom Schlicker
Sheriff Ozzie Kneaovich
Assistant Chief Glenn Hutchings
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Tacoma Police Department (Pierce County)
City Attorney Mike Smith
Captain Shawn Gustason
Assistant Chief Michael Ake
Chief Don Ramsdell
Captain Charles Paul Taylor
Thurston County Sheriff’s Office
(Thurston County)
Undersheriff Tim Braniff
Chief Deputy Todd Thoma
Sheriff John Snaza
Tukwila Police Department (King County)
Chief Mike Villa
Tumwater Police Department (Thurston County)
Chief John Stines
U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District (Federal)
Law Enforcement Coordinator Sean Tepfer
U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District (Federal)
LEC Chief Steve Tomson
U.S. Attorney Michael Ormsby
University of Washington Police Department
(King County)
Chief John Vinson
Vancouver Police Department (Clark County)
Chief James McElvain, ph.d.
Assistant Chief Mike Lester
WA Association of County Officials
Executive Director James McMahan
WA Attorney General’s Office (State)
Chief Crim. Invest. Marvin Skeen
WA Counties Risk Pool
Jill Lowe
WA Criminal Justice Training Commission
(State)
Executive Director Sue Rahr
BLEA Commander David Bales
Certification Manager Tisha Jones
WA Department of Health (State)
Section Manager Kathy Schmitt
WA Department of Natural Resources (State)
Chief Larry Raedel
WA State Patrol (State)
Captain Rob Huss
WA Dept. of Fish & Wildlife, Police (State)
Chief Steve Crown
Chief John Batiste
Captain Daniel Rahn
WA Gambling Commission (State)
Agent in Charge Gary Drumheller
Assistant Director Mark Harris
Assistant Director Julie Lies
Director David Trujillo
WA Law Enforcement Exploring Advisors
Officer Ira Cavin, President
WA Office of Insurance Commissioner (State)
Director Mark Couey
WA Parks and Recreation (State)
MLE Coordinator Hoyle Hodges
WA State Employment Security (State)
Chief Investigator Daniel Devoe
Captain Chris Old
Assistant Chief Ron Rupke
Assistant Chief Chris Gundermann
Captain Karen DeWitt
Assistant Chief Shawn Berry
Assistant Chief Mike DePalma
Captain Jeffrey Otis
Deputy Chief Curt Hattell
Captain Terry Liebrecht
WA Traffic Safety Commission (State)
Director Darrin Grondel
Wahkiakum County Sheriff’s Office
(Wahkiakum County)
Sheriff Mark Howie
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Undersheriff Steve Marshall
Walla Walla County Sheriff’s Office
(Walla Walla County)
Sheriff John Turner
Warden Police Department (Grant County)
Chief Rick Martin
Washougal Police Department (Clark County)
Chief Ron Mitchell
Commander Allen Cook
Wenatchee Police Department (Chelan County)
Chief Tom Robbins
Western States Information Network-WA
Law Enforcement Coordinator John Martin
WSU-Division of Gov’tal Studies & Services
Assistant Director Christina Sanders
Yakima County Sheriff’s Office (Yakima County)
Sheriff Ken Irwin
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Map of Washington Counties
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NOTES
41
Notes
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Thank you to our host Agencies
For your outstanding hospitality
Thank you to
The waspc sergeants-at-arms
Tom Schlicker
Chief
Swinomish Police
Glenn Hutchings
Assistant Chief
Swinomish Police
Kevin Carle
Undersheriff
Franklin County
Rick Rochleau
Captain
Franklin County
WASPC conference staff
Kim Goodman
Admin. Services Director
Jamie Yoder
Executive Assistant
Betty Oliveira
Financial Technician
Rocky Yeung
IT Specialist
Washington Association of
Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
3060 Willamette Drive NE
Lacey, WA 98516
360.486.2380 phone
360.486.2381 fax
www.waspc.org

WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SHERIFFS AND POLICE CHIEFS

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