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Special Weapons and Tactics Team

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The SWAT Team responds to suspected dangerous drug laboratories to execute search warrants, arrest criminal suspects, process evidence for criminal prosecution, and render the laboratories safe.

The Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT) is comprised of detectives and troopers in conjunction with Crime Laboratory personnel trained to dismantle methamphetamine and other types of dangerous drug laboratories.The SWAT Team provides the sole law enforcement Click here to fill out the applicationresponse to clandestine laboratories in most Washington counties.

The SWAT Team also provides tactical response for the Washington State Patrol and other law enforcement agencies upon request. SWAT Team members are trained to respond and manage barricaded persons, sniper incidents, hostage situations, terrorist confrontations, and other high-risk arrest situations.

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Other Specialty Positions:
Traffic Enforcement Aviation
SWAT Team Canine Unit
Executive Protection Bomb Squad
Problem Oriented
Public Safety
Training
Detective
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      Additional Job Information:       WSP Rank Structure:

  • Trooper Cadet
  • Trooper
  • Sergeant
  • Lieutenant
  • Captain
  • Assistant Chief
  • Deputy Chief
  • Chief
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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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