Ohio State Highway Patrol

Please join us in congratulating the newest Master Troopers of the Ohio State Highway Patrol from our Jackson District. Pictured here: Trooper Cole T. Crisco, Trooper Cody A. Hendershot, Trooper Joshua D. McCarty and Trooper Tyler L. Boetcher.

These individuals have achieved seven or more years of service at the rank of trooper and applied to be a Master Trooper. The Master Trooper title serves as an example of the trooper’s experience and dedication to the Division and service to the people of Ohio. They have established themselves as dedicated public servants. Master Troopers set the example for others and are committed to the Division’s Core Values.

Earn your badge. Fund your degree. Join the Ohio State Highway Patrol and earn annual tuition reimbursement. Connect with a recruiter today by texting "joinOSHP" to 614-654-OSHP.

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Please help us congratulate Trooper Loren R. Martel, Findlay District Licensing and Commercial Services, who retired today after 29 years of service to the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the citizens of Ohio.

This week is National CPR and AED Awareness Week. Did you know? Every cadet is trained in CPR, and each Patrol post is equipped with at least one AED (automated external defibrillator). These tools allow troopers to perform life-saving work!

Please help us congratulate Lieutenant Todd J. Belcher, Cleveland District Licensing and Commercial Standards, who retired today after 25 years of service to the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the citizens of Ohio.

Please help us congratulate Major Anne R. Ralston, Office of Personnel, who retired today after 28 years of service to the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the citizens of Ohio.

Last night, troopers and cadets took part in one of the most uplifting and inspirational events of the year, the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Ohio. Annually, officers and troopers carry the “Flame of Hope” alongside participating athletes into the Summer Games Opening Ceremonies at The Ohio State University.