Officers that are rotating back to patrol that were just not going to back fill the positions until we have stability and eventually can then actually reinstitute those officers back in those positions. The chief says nearly everything is on the table at this point including one day outsourcing at the dpts recruiting unit. All because the dwindling Department Needs more boots on the ground. It is a reality for us. It is troubling for us do this. It really is painful for us because we want officers like our metro unit to be out there proactively looking and seeking out criminal activity. They say the chaos has tarnished what was once a prestigious brand. I feel disappointed because we dont feel the support any more from the police. Urging them to get back to the table and solve the funding differences that led to the exodus of officers. If we need to sit down in the office for a week however long it takes, but just to come up with some kind of direction. Anything, says the chief, to sto
PULLMAN — From a onetime speakeasy in North Seattle to a modern lab in the Palouse, inventors are testing recipes that make concrete less lethal to Earth’s climate.
From a one-time speakeasy in north Seattle to a modern lab in the Palouse, inventors are testing recipes that make concrete less lethal to Earth’s climate. Most people understand that the …
From a onetime speakeasy in North Seattle to a modern lab in the Palouse, inventors are testing recipes that make concrete less lethal to Earth s climate.
Concrete production generates 8% of global carbon emissions. Could Washington become a proving ground for cleaner mixes? The concoctions are already getting a try.