New York State Police

The New York State Police will be hosting a special informative event for local students to meet and learn from forensic scientists and other professionals from the New York State Police (NYSP) Crime Laboratory System (CLS) with sessions exploring different disciplines of forensic science. Sessions are free and open to the public. The lecture content is designed for high school and college students. No pre-registration required. After each lecture session, students will have the opportunity to meet with forensic scientist mentors to answer any questions and for a more personal and in- depth look into the mentors’ own experiences. Students can apply this knowledge to their own academic and professional paths while also networking with students and faculty from other academic institutions. Go to https://lnkd.in/eGNEsqhd for more information

?? Western NY students!!?? Join us at “Troopers of Tomorrow” on April 10 at Highmark Stadium for this FREE career event! ?Hands-on demos with K9, EVOC, SORT & more ?Connect with Troopers & learn about career opportunities ?Learn how to start your journey ?? Scan the QR Code to register! ?? Questions? Email [email protected] #police?#nysp?#newyorkstatepolice?#newyorkstatetrooper?#joinnysp?#trooper?#lawenforcement?#newyork?#newyorkstate?#troop?#recruitment

Did you know that the New York State Police offers special benefits to applicants who have served in the military? With extended age limits, preference credits and deferment, those with military experience can continue to utilize their skills with the State Police. Visit joinstatepolice.ny.gov to learn more about the benefits offered.

Ready to take the next step in your career? Start your future today and apply to take the next Trooper Entrance Exam. Joinstatepolice.ny.gov

On February 27, 2025, leaders of the New York State Police attended the Black History Month “African Americans and Labor” Celebration hosted by the Department of Civil Service in the New York State Museum’s Huxley Theater. This year’s keynote address was delivered by Chancellor John B. King, Jr. of the State University of New York.? ? From left to right: Deputy Supt. Daniel Cooney, Lieutenant Michael Ramirez, Deputy Supt. James Barnes, Superintendent Steven James, First Deputy Supt. Christopher West, Deputy Sup. Darrin Pitkin, Assistant Deputy Supt. Robert Appleton, Deputy Superintendent Carla DiRienzo, and Assistant Deputy Superintendent Philip Fouche.

Session 2 of 2 is behind held today - Learn about our Toxicology, Drugs, Fingerprints, and Computer Crimes Forensic Sections of our Forensic Investigation Center!

The New York State Police will be hosting a special informative event for local students to meet and learn from forensic scientists and other professionals from the New York State Police (NYSP) Crime Laboratory System (CLS) with sessions exploring different disciplines of forensic science. Sessions are free and open to the public. The lecture content is designed for high school and college students. No pre-registration required. After each lecture session, students will have the opportunity to meet with forensic scientist mentors to answer any questions and for a more personal and in- depth look into the mentors’ own experiences. Students can apply this knowledge to their own academic and professional paths while also networking with students and faculty from other academic institutions.

A huge congratulations to the 176 recruits from the 216th Academy Class in Cazenovia as they begin their 10 weeks of field training. You’ve worked incredibly hard to get here, and now it's time to take the next step in your journey of service and commitment to protecting our communities. We’re proud to have you join the ranks, and we know you’ll continue to uphold the values of integrity, dedication, and excellence that define the New York State Police. Good luck and be safe.

A Historic Day in Lake Placid: NYS Police Played a Prominent Role in the Winter Olympics On February 13, we mark a unique moment in history—the end of the 1932 Winter Olympics and the beginning of the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. During both Games, the New York State Police played a prominent role in ensuring the success and safety of these iconic events. From assisting with logistics and supporting the athletes to helping create an unforgettable atmosphere for the world to watch, their dedication was key in making both Olympics monumental moments in history. Here’s to the NYS Troopers who were part of two incredible chapters in the story of Olympic winter sports!

On February 6, 2025, 176 Troopers were celebrated for their hard work and commitment in completing the 216th Basic School at the New York State Police Academy in Cazenovia, NY. A graduation ceremony was held in their honor at the Empire Plaza Convention Center in Albany, NY. Starting next week, the newly graduated Troopers will be deployed to their designated Troops across the state, where they will undergo 10 weeks of field training. Congratulations, be safe, and best of luck in your new assignments!