Reconfigurable environments
Residential, commercial, hallway, and threshold layouts designed around realistic, repeatable scenarios.

Western Washington
A new standard for public-safety training is taking shape. Standard 37 is developing a year-round, facility-first environment built for realistic, repeatable scenarios.
The mission
Training time is limited. Suitable environments are even harder to secure. Standard 37 is being designed to give public-safety agencies dependable access to configurable space for decision-making, movement, communication, vehicle, and force-on-force scenarios. The facility will also support briefing and video-assisted after-action review.
Planned capabilities
The facility-first model allows agencies to bring their own instructors, objectives, and policies while Standard 37 provides the environment and operational support.
Residential, commercial, hallway, and threshold layouts designed around realistic, repeatable scenarios.
Indoor space planned for vehicle contacts, approaches, movement, and coordinated response.
Dedicated preparation space for objectives, instruction, equipment checks, and team briefs.
Video-supported review intended to improve feedback, discussion, and repeatable performance.
Development approach
Document facility limitations, scheduling conflicts, annual use, and essential capabilities.
Confirm demand through agency conversations, questionnaires, and nonbinding letters of interest.
Advance when facility, code, insurance, equipment, capital, and utilization requirements align.
For public-safety agencies
Standard 37 is gathering agency requirements and anticipated utilization during the feasibility phase. A conversation, questionnaire, or nonbinding letter of interest helps demonstrate demand without committing agency funds.
Standard 37 is currently in development. Facility availability, final capabilities, pricing, and opening dates have not been established.