Category Archives: News Release

Lovick bill to allow private donations to help fund law enforcement training signed into law OLYMPIA – Legislation passed in the House today would allow the Criminal Justice Training Commission (CJTC) to accept donated money or property to go towards ...

Inslee signs Lovick bill to increase safety and diversity of Washington State Police OLYMPIA – Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill today authorizing Washington law enforcement agencies to adopt flexible work policies that do not require an officer to work ...

OLYMPIA – Legislation passed in the House yesterday would enable Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) recipients to serve in Washington’s civil services and law enforcement agencies. SB 6157 would permit the nearly 15,000 eligible DACA recipients in Washington state ...

Lovick bill to reduce political polarization and extremism passes House OLYMPIA – Legislation passed in the House today would establish a bipartisan, bicameral committee helmed by the lieutenant governor tasked with determining policy solutions to increasing political polarization and extremism ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Feb. 08, 2024 Lovick bill to allow private donations to help fund law enforcement training passes Senate OLYMPIA – Legislation passed in the Senate today would allow the Criminal Justice Training Commission to accept donated money ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Feb. 1, 2024 Lovick bill aiding children of victims of drunk driving passes Senate. OLYMPIA – Legislation allowing courts to order drunk drivers who kill or permanently disable a parent to pay child support towards the ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Jan. 17, 2024 Lovick bill allowing flexible work schedules for police passes Senate OLYMPIA – Legislation passed in the Senate today would authorize Washington law enforcement agencies to adopt flexible work policies that do not require ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Jan. 16, 2024  Lovick bill would allow restitution for children whose parents are killed or disabled by drunk driver.  OLYMPIA – Legislation that would allow courts to order drunk drivers who killed or permanently disabled a ...

PASCO — A new Criminal Justice Training Academy promises to increase the presence of community peace officers in Washington. The second 2nd Basic Law Enforcement Academy Class with 31 recruits began on 10/9/23. Sen. John Lovick (D-Mill Creek), former State ...

PASCO — Sen. John Lovick (D-Mill Creek) attended the opening of the new Criminal Justice Training Center in Pasco on Wednesday. The center is one of three new regional training facilities planned to open in the state. Clark and Skagit ...