FAQ

WSLEA FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions

The Washington State Law Enforcement Association [WSLEA] is a professional association for law enforcement officers throughout the State of Washington. WSLEA is dedicated to helping law enforcement officers improve the quality of their chosen profession through information and education, collective action, advocacy and representation, research and development.

About WSLEA
Founded:	1968 (30 years of Serving Law Enforcement)
Focus:	Professional Development Community Involvement Legislative Affairs
Status:	Non-Profit 501{c}4
Office:	Executive Office is Located in Olympia
Staff:	Two Consulting Companies on Retainer - Management and Legislative
Structure:	Line Officers President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Executive Board and Board of Trustees Several Working Committees
Meetings:	Board Meetings are scheduled quarterly with a convention held annually consisting of: Business Meeting Professional Development Course Spousal and Family Programs Golf Tournament Shoot Competition
Association:	Washington State Reserve Law Enforcement Association Association of Sheriffs & Police Chiefs Special Olympics Strategies For Youth Program Law & Justice Roundtable Washington State Bar Association (Continuing Education)