Washington HB2220 enhances state oversight and accountability of the criminal justice training commission.

Washington HB2220 mandates that law enforcement agencies and police departments submit biennial reports to the criminal justice training commission, detailing public trust in the criminal justice system and peace officer training records. The commission is tasked with establishing training curricula, operating training programs, and reviewing instructor standards. It also has the authority to grant, deny, suspend, or revoke certifications for peace officers and corrections officers, and to investigate complaints to ensure adherence to law and agency policy.

Washington HB2220 enhances state oversight and accountability of the criminal justice training commission.

Washington HB2220 mandates that law enforcement agencies and police departments submit biennial reports to the criminal justice training commission, detailing public trust in the criminal justice system and peace officer training records. The commission is tasked with establishing training curricula, operating training programs, and reviewing instructor standards. It also has the authority to grant, deny, suspend, or revoke certifications for peace officers and corrections officers, and to investigate complaints to ensure adherence to law and agency policy.