Oregon State Police

Anyone in the Hillsboro area? Do you want information about our hiring process? Stop by the OSAA State championship soccers games happening at the Liberty High School. I can answer all of your questions. www.osptrooper.com

Today, we recognize our military veterans with honor, respect, and gratitude. Throughout Oregon State Police, military veterans serve in both sworn and professional positions to preserve public safety in Oregon. We thank you for your continuing public service and dedicated commitment to our communities. Please join us in recognizing all military veterans and their families throughout the state. #YourOregonStatePolice #VeteransDay #veterans #veteran #military #armedforces #statetrooper #Oregon

Today, we honor 249 years of the United States Marine Corps, established on Nov. 10, 1775, to augment forces in the Revolutionary War. The Marine Corps holds a special place in OSP's history and tradition. In 1931, Major General Smedley Butler was appointed by then Gov. Julius Meier to survey North America's most successful state law enforcement agencies. Major General Butler was a two-time Medal of Honor recipient and senior Marine Corps officer who had been assigned as a city public safety director as part of his military service. The influence of the U.S. Marine Corps remains in many of our traditions today, including our uniform, recruit training environment, and values. Semper Fidelis – Always Faithful Happy Birthday, Marines! #USMCBirthday #SemperFidelis #YourOregonStatePolice

OSP's Fish & Wildlife Division recently recognized Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife employee Calley Freedom Ely for exemplary work at the Heritage Landing on the lower Deschutes River this summer and fall. F&W troopers noted how well she worked with sport anglers, fishing guides, and the public. She was presented with a certificate of appreciation and a Fish & Wildlife challenge coin. Congratulations Calley! We appreciate your partnership. #YourOregonStatePolice #fishandwildlife #CentralOregon #outdoors #nature #ProtectOregonsWildlife #FeelGoodFriday

?? OSP "Name Our K-9" Contest Voting open now through Nov. 7th: https://bit.ly/OSP_K9Name Will we name her Mable, Millie, Pearl, True, or Showtime? #YourOregonStatePolice #policedogs #Oregon #BelgianMalinois #k9 #statetrooper

OSP Recruits Complete Academy Training ? Congratulations to the 19 Oregon State Recruit Troopers who graduated today as part of Basic Police Class #442 at DPSST. OSP recruits joined police officers from throughout Oregon for 16 weeks of comprehensive law enforcement training. The team will next complete OSP's six-week post-academy training before deploying to patrol offices across the state for field training. We appreciate their hard work, dedication, and commitment to public safety. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. Congratulations! Learn more about rewarding career opportunities with OSP: osptrooper.com #YourOregonStatePolice #statetrooper #OSPTrooper #police #lawenforcement #Oregon #DPSST

There's a new furry recruit at Oregon State Police. She's excited to join her handler on Oregon's highways and we need your help to give her a paw-some official name! We're paw-sitively mutts about the fetching names submitted by students from across the state. Choose from five fur-bulous names as we name our fur-ever friend. Vote today: https://bit.ly/OSP_K9Name Vote now through Thursday, Nov. 7th. One vote per person. #YourOregonStatePolice #policedogs #Oregon #BelgianMalinois #k9 #statetrooper

We’re #hiring a new Oregon State Police Entry Level and Lateral Recruitment in Salem, Oregon. Apply today or share this post with your network. www.osptrooper.com

We are hiring! Don't miss out on your chance to be a part of a great organization. There are only two opportunities left to test for an entry level / lateral Trooper position in this recruitment. Apply today, www.osptrooper.com.

Oregon State Police Retired Captain Charles Hayes recently received the J. Stannard Baker Lifetime Achievement in Roadway Safety Award from the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Retired Captain Hayes was recognized for his leadership and commitment to roadway safety, especially in reducing impaired driving while with OSP, including the initial training of Oregon law enforcement officers in Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and the establishment of Oregon’s Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) program. His commitment to roadway safety has continued well after his retirement and has included the coordination of the DRE program regionally and nationally. Additionally, it has included his tenure as the chair of the Oregon Governor’s Advisory Committee on DUII. His lifelong efforts have made a profound impact resulting in saving countless lives in Oregon and the nation. OSP sends a heartfelt thanks to Retired Captain Hayes for his lifelong commitment to keeping Oregon's roadways safe ??