Mayor Farrell swears in seven new officers for Federal Way Police Department

April 02, 2025 | Federal Way, King County, Washington

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The Federal Way City Council meeting on April 1, 2025, highlighted the introduction and swearing-in of seven new police officers to the Federal Way Police Department. Mayor Jim Farrell officiated the ceremony, welcoming both entry-level and experienced lateral officers who are currently undergoing field training.

Among the new officers is Jeffrey Parker, who joined as a lateral officer in January after working with the Utah State Bureau of Investigation and the Utah Highway Patrol. Officer Allison Manns, hired in March, previously served with the Bellevue Police Department. Other new recruits include Tommy Wall, Louis Cardoso, Lanae Coughlin, Steve Figueroa, and Bryce Seguenza, each bringing diverse backgrounds and experiences to the department.
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The ceremony concluded with the officers taking their oaths of office, pledging to uphold the laws of the United States and the state of Washington. Mayor Farrell noted that the department now has a total of 144 officers, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen community safety and support.

This event marks a significant step in enhancing the police force in Federal Way, as the city continues to prioritize public safety and community service.

Converted from 04/01/2025 Federal Way City Council - Regular Meeting meeting on April 02, 2025
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