Breath Test Program (BTP)
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NOTE: Breath Test instrument records that are available on this web site extend back approximately three years. Some of the records found (i.e., case files) may extend back even further. Older records not found on this site must be obtained from the local responsible Technician.

This Web site does not contain copies of permit cards for individual operators. They must be obtained from the individual law enforcement agency with which the operator is employed.


NOTICES

February 12, 2008 - The Washington State Toxicologist has published the CR-103 (Permanent Rulemaking Order) for the Washington State Administrative Code Sections regarding preliminary breath testing.

Details are available at: http://breathtest.wsp.wa.gov/WAC 448-15.pdf and http://breathtest.wsp.wa.gov/WSR 08-05-029.pdf

November 20, 2007 - The Washington State Toxicologist has published proposed changes to the Washington State Administrative Code Sections regarding preliminary breath testing.

Supporting documents are available at: http://breathtest.wsp.wa.gov/Approval of Alco-Sensor FST PBT Instrument.pdf

Details are available at: http://breathtest.wsp.wa.gov/WSR 07-22-110.pdf

September 28, 2007 - The Washington State Toxicology Laboratory recently changed its procedures for preparing, testing and checking simulator solution batches, and has begun reviewing the data for solutions recently prepared. The complete analytical data, the certification data sheet, and affidavits of the analysts, for all solutions reviewed so far, and any corrections made, are posted here
The Laboratory is continuing to review the analytical data, certification data sheets, and the affidavits of the analysts for previous batches. Updates will be posted weekly.

Please contact Mr. Rod Gullberg with questions concerning any particular batches not yet reviewed.

August 9, 2007 - The Washington State Patrol Toxicology Laboratory has contacted county prosecutors about an error recently discovered in the calculation of external standard simulator solution reference values.   This has resulted in an overestimate by 0.001 to 0.002g/210L in some tests conducted on a breath test instrument in Spokane County (140030), between February 2, 2006, and January 4, 2007.   Details are available at: http://breathtest.wsp.wa.gov/Simulator solution calculation issue.pdf

July 26, 2007 - The Washington State Patrol Toxicology Laboratory prepares and tests simulator solutions used in the DataMaster breath testing instruments. Each batch of solution is prepared by a single analyst. Each batch of solution is then examined and tested by multiple analysts and each analyst signs a certificate for use in lieu of live testimony pursuant to CrRLJ 6.13(c)(1).

All certificates signed by Ann Marie Gordon have been removed from this Web Based Discovery Materials Site (WebDMS) as of July 21, 2007, because Ms. Gordon did not personally examine and test the solutions. This applies only to Ms. Gordon’s certificates. All other certificates remain on the website.

The test results themselves have not changed.

July 5, 2007 - The State Toxicologist is reinitiating the process of amending the Washington Administrative Code Section WAC Chapter 448-15 concerning approval of portable breath test (PBT) devices.  Please see the preproposal statement of inquiry at: http://www.leg.wa.gov/documents/
wsr/2007/12/07-12-014.htm


  

 


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