Scheduling change means increased Police presence in Pasco
PASCO, Wash. -- A scheduling change could have Pasco Police watching over your streets more often.
To keep more officers on patrol, police training is now limited to one day a month.
In the past, training would take officers out of duty for two weeks at a time.
The change means there is now a greater police presence in areas that need extra patrols.
Training lasts for eleven hours on a single day.
The change means no more than two officers are out of duty at any given time.
To keep more officers on patrol, police training is now limited to one day a month.
In the past, training would take officers out of duty for two weeks at a time.
The change means there is now a greater police presence in areas that need extra patrols.
Training lasts for eleven hours on a single day.
The change means no more than two officers are out of duty at any given time.
