Canine Unit Trooper - Washington State Patrol

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Photo of trooper and canine at the ferry terminal

Canine Unit

The Washington State Patrol has its own canine training facility where officers and their dogs receive rigorous training in order to detect either explosive or narcotic materials. These canines are used throughout the state as a tool for officers to find drug paraphanilia or explosive materials.

Other Specialty Positions:
Traffic Enforcement	Aviation
SWAT Team	Canine Unit
Executive Protection	Bomb Squad
Problem Oriented Public Safety	Training
Problem Oriented Public Safety	Detective
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The Washington State Patrol actively supports diversity in the workplace
and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
A copy of the Washington State Patrol's Equal Employment Opportunity
Plan (EEOP) is available by contacting the Human Resource Division
at (360) 704-2300, or use our e-mail address.


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