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Pasco council to consider agreement to continue hosting Basic Law Enforcement Academy

Pasco City Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Pasco will ask council to approve an inter‑agency agreement with the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission to continue hosting the Basic Law Enforcement Academy; the Commission will reimburse the city for operating costs, the preview said.

Alyssa Warner said the City Council will be asked to approve an inter‑agency agreement with the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission to continue hosting the Basic Law Enforcement Academy in Pasco. "The agreement says the Criminal Justice Training Commission will pay the city back for the costs of running the law enforcement academy," Warner said.

The preview did not include the agreement term, dollar amounts, or any conditions; it stated only that the Commission will reimburse the city for costs. The program continuation may affect city facility scheduling and operational budgets, but specific fiscal details were not provided in the preview.

City councilors are scheduled to consider the agreement at the June 22 workshop; the preview did not report whether a vote will be taken that night or deferred to a future meeting.