Management of the Police Department Accreditation Process
Professional Standards (policies, internal investigations, complaints, pre-employment Background investigations, and Department audits)
Property and Evidence Room and
Contract Management.
Accreditation
The Bothell Police Department is a State-accredited agency under the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) Program. Bothell Police received its first accreditation in May 2015. The department's participation in this process sends a clear message to the community that the Bothell Police Department is committed to providing services of the highest quality.
Professional Standards Unit
The Professional Standards Unit is responsible for a variety of professional services including:
policy development and implementation
background investigations
internal investigations
audits
complaint investigations
review boards and
recruitment, testing and hiring.
Evidence
The Evidence & Property Unit provides a safe and secure environment for storing evidence and property. This unit receives and safely stores evidence from criminal cases, found property and property for safekeeping. It is the responsibility of this unit to restore property to its rightful owner or legally dispose of the property in a timely manner. The Property and Evidence Section frequently receives items found by citizens. Find out more about Lost and Found.