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Dec 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Washington State Patrol Capital Improvement and Preservation Plan 2025-2027
This plan outlines a comprehensive approach to managing and preserving the facilities of the Washington State Patrol, focusing on addressing aging infrastructure and reducing deferred maintenance. It details the current condition of facilities, capital preservation needs, strategic planning efforts, and prioritization criteria for future investments. Key priorities include ensuring employee safety, supporting mission delivery, protecting state assets, and improving energy performance. The overarching goal is to ensure WSP facilities remain safe, functional, and aligned with the agency's mission to enhance public safety across Washington State.
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The Washington State Patrol's Strategic Plan for 2026-2032 aims to enhance the safety and security of all people and communities by providing public safety services. It is structured around five key pillars: Safer Roadways, Enhanced Public Safety & Trust, Quality Service & Innovation, Effective Incident Response, and a Highly Skilled & Engaged Workforce. The plan's vision is to be the best public safety agency in the United States, achieved through core values such as leadership, professional excellence, integrity, and continuous improvement, and by developing community partnerships, modernizing infrastructure, and leveraging technology.
Sep 30, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Washington State Patrol Program Report 2030
This program report details the Washington State Patrol's commitment to enhancing safety and security for all communities, with a focus on the El Protector program. The program aims to reduce fatality and felony collisions, particularly among Hispanic/Latino drivers, through targeted community outreach, education, and robust media partnerships. Key strategic pillars include fostering positive relationships and trust between law enforcement and diverse communities, addressing risky driving behaviors such as impaired and distracted driving, promoting occupant restraint use, and recruiting a diverse workforce to support equity and inclusion. These efforts contribute to the state's broader 'Target Zero' Strategic Highway Safety Plan, which seeks to eliminate highway deaths by 2030.
Jul 1, 2022·StrategicPlan
Board
Washington State Patrol Strategic Plan 2022-2024
The Washington State Patrol's Strategic Plan (July 2022-June 2024) outlines five key outcomes: safe highways, public safety, an elite workforce, quality service and innovation, and effective disaster response. The plan focuses on improving highway safety through community engagement, data-driven resource allocation, and partnerships to address unsafe road conditions. Public safety initiatives include enhancing investigative services, reducing forensic backlogs, and improving the efficiency of the evidence system. Workforce development aims to create a diverse and inclusive environment, invest in employee well-being, and modernize personnel systems. Quality service improvements involve optimizing staffing, modernizing equipment and IT systems, and enhancing internal communication. Disaster response focuses on strengthening partnerships and improving incident management capabilities. The plan emphasizes the agency's values of strong leadership, effective partnerships, professional excellence, integrity and accountability, respecting and protecting rights, fostering continuous improvement, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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