1. Review laws, practices, and training programs regarding the use of deadly force in Washington state and other states;
2. Review current policies, practices, and tools used by or otherwise available to law enforcement as an alternative to lethal use of force, including Tasers and other nonlethal weapons; and
3. Recommend best practices to reduce the number of violent interactions between law enforcement officers and members of the public.

2.    Petition the legislature to implement the following:

a.      Develop criteria and provide full funding for a statewide database to record use-of-force situations and incidents;

b.      Provide full funding for Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (CJTC) including reinstating the Public Safety and Education Account (PSEA);

c.      Develop, implement and monitor deadly force management and oversight for administrative and supervisory personnel;

d.      Develop criteria and provide full funding with incentives to law enforcement agencies to meet the best practices of the profession by participating in an accreditation process;

e.      Provide funding for communities to apply for grants to better address their own concerns of public safety with their community partners;

f.       Provide equipment and advanced training for de-escalation and the use of less lethal options during encounters; 

g.      Fully fund mental health access and facilities;

h.      Address staffing levels with adequate funding.  Develop short and long term goals and solutions.