THINK FIRST PRESENTER AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE

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Lt. Timothy R. Steiner presented  the "Think First" program at the 2016 Annual WSAYC Conference at Seattle University School of Law.  This is what Tim had to say about being involved with youth court. "Thank you for inviting me to present.  I had so much fun with the students.  They have such great enthusiasm.  Events like these are always a great battery charger and make you want to get back to doing impactful things"  GREAT JOB TIM!




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