Washington’s police use-of-force dashboard delivers transparency to the public

Washington’s police use-of-force dashboard delivers transparency to the public FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Oct 23 2026 atgAshleyGross Fri, 10/23/2026 - 10:04 The Attorney General’s Office held a “Data, Transparency, and Police Use of Force” community forum in Everett Thursday evening to advance the office’s transparency work, partnership with local law enforcement, and commitment to community engagement. The public safety event featured a presentation on the Washington State Data Exchange for Public Safety ( WADEPS ), which makes police use-of-force data available to everyone in the state. The evening also featured a panel discussion with community members and law enforcement, as well as a question-and-answer period with members of the public. “Transparency and access to information are essential to building trust. This data tool empowers the public, policymakers, and law enforcement agencies to better understand interactions between the police and the community and make informed decisions about policing practices,” Brown said. “Our partnership with law enforcement agencies across the state is key to delivering this vital information to Washingtonians.” “Public data dashboards provide a

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