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The New Hampshire Troopers Association proudly represents all of the Troopers and Sergeants of the New Hampshire State Police.

10/28/2026

Staff Sergeant Jesse E. Sherrill
EOW 10•28•2021

At approximately 12:33 AM on the morning of October 28, 2021, a 9-1-1 caller reported a serious motor vehicle crash involving a tractor trailer unit and a State Police cruiser on Interstate 95 northbound, just north of Exit 3. Staff Sergeant Sherrill was transported to Portsmouth Regional Hospital where he succumbed to injuries sustained in the crash.

Staff Sergeant Sherrill began his law enforcement career in 2001 with the Hooksett Police Department and was hired by the NH State Police on December 13, 2002. Staff Sergeant Sherrill was recently promoted to Assistant Troop Commander on August 13, 2021.

“Staff Sergeant Sherrill was known as a ‘trooper’s trooper,’ a consummate, dedicated professional and a true family man,” said Colonel Nathan A. Noyes of the NH State Police. “For nearly 20 years, he served the State of New Hampshire with honor and pride.”

10/11/2026

Trooper Harold B. Johnson
1888-1948

Trooper Johnson was born in North Stratford, New Hampshire in 1888. He spent many years in Groveton, where his parents owned the Eagle Hotel. He was first employed by the State Motor Vehicle Department in 1924. In 1937, Trooper Johnson became one of the first State Troopers in New Hampshire, wore the No. 1 badge, and was, at the time of his death, the longest serving Trooper on the force.

Trooper Johnson had just returned to duty after nine months of medical leave, after having his leg crushed by a vehicle while directing traffic on New Year’s Eve.

On October 11, 1948, after returning from court hearing in Groveton, the cruiser that Trooper Johnson was riding in collided with the side of a Boston and Maine freight train at a crossing. Trooper Johnson died instantly along with Lancaster Police Chief, Andrew T. Malloy. The driver of the cruiser, Trooper Fred Helms, suffered a concussion and other injuries, but survived the crash.

Trooper Johnson left behind wife, Mae, and three children; Stanley, Jean and Joy.

10/06/2026

It is deeply disappointing to hear a candidate for Governor say that she would not hold Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs’ killer accountable for murdering him in cold blood.
The fact that Cinde Warmington would side with a career criminal like Michael Addison speaks volumes about the kind of leadership we can expect if she is elected Governor.

For the sake of public safety, voters must reject Warmington in November.

Support Governor Ayotte for re-election!

-NHTA

10/03/2026

Today we honor and remember Sergeant James S. Noyes who was tragically killed in the line of duty.

Sergeant James S. Noyes
1954-1994

Sergeant Noyes was hired by the on February 25, 1977. While responding to a SWAT call on October 3, 1994 in Gilford, NH, Sergeant James Noyes was shot and killed during an attempt to save an elderly man from harming himself.

Sergeant James Noyes was a seventeen-year veteran of the State Police and was well known and respected throughout the State law enforcement community. During this time, Sergeant Noyes was stationed at in Tamworth and had also worked with the Major Crime Unit, Narcotics Unit, and the SWAT Team.

On November 16, 1995 Sergeant Noyes was posthumously awarded the Medal of Valor for his bravery on October 3, 1994. The award was presented to his wife, Debra Noyes. Sergeant Noyes was an exemplary trooper, a pillar in his community, and a dedicated family man.

09/29/2026

It is with profound sadness that the California Highway Patrol announces the line-of-duty death of Officer Brian Liles of the Visalia Area.

On September 28, 2026, at approximately 5:11 p.m., CHP Motorcycle Officer Liles was involved in an on-duty traffic crash on State Route 99, just north of State Route 190 in Tipton. He sustained critical injuries and, despite lifesaving efforts, succumbed to his injuries at the scene.

Officer Liles, 44, served the people of California for more than 16 years. After graduating from the CHP Academy in 2010, he was assigned to the San Jose Area and later served in the Hayward and Fresno Areas before transferring to the Visalia Area in 2019.

Officer Liles is survived by his wife, two children, his parents, and two sisters.

The CHP extends its deepest condolences to Officer Liles’ family, friends, loved ones, and all who served alongside him. His dedication to public service and commitment to protecting the people of California will not be forgotten.

09/29/2026

10.09.26: UPDATED giving options below:

Trooper Hayden Phillips, Unit 369, made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty on September 28, 2026.

The Kentucky State Police Foundation is accepting donations to support Trooper Phillips’ family during this incredibly difficult time.

100% of donations designated to the Trooper Hayden Phillips Fund will go directly to his family. These funds can help with meals, household expenses, and other everyday needs as they navigate the days ahead.

You can donate online using either of the links below:
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=JVNCRHDHNC6PU

Zeffy: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/tpr-hayden-phillips

Checks should be made out to:
Kentucky State Police Foundation or KSP Foundation

Check donations may be mailed to:
Kentucky State Police Foundation
1303 US HWY 127 S., Suite 402-204
Frankfort, KY 40601
Memo Line: Trooper Hayden Phillips

A check can also be dropped off at the following bank location
Truist Bank
103 Smith Road, Glasgow, KY 42141
**or any Truist Bank location
Checks must be made out to: KSP Foundation
Memo Line: Tpr. Phillips Fund

We are grateful to everyone who chooses to honor Trooper Phillips’ service and sacrifice by supporting his family during this difficult time.

The Kentucky State Police Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

09/25/2026

Thanks Gov. Ayotte for stopping by the Troop A barracks to personally thank some of New Hampshire’s Troopers!

-NHTA

09/19/2026

The men and women of the NH Troopers Association proudly support and endorse Gov Ayotte for re-election!

09/11/2026

Never forget.

08/29/2026

A heartfelt thank you to the Randolph community!

On Friday, August 28, 2026, citizens from the Town of Randolph, New Hampshire, visited the Troop F Barracks to present a generous $1,200 donation to the New Hampshire State Police Troopers Association.

The donation was made as a way for members of the Randolph community to show their appreciation and support for the Troopers who work to help keep their community safe.

In addition, members of the Randolph Foundation presented a separate $500 donation to the Troopers Association.

The New Hampshire Troopers Association would like to extend its sincere gratitude to the citizens of Randolph and the Randolph Foundation for their incredible generosity and continued support. The relationship between our Troopers and the communities we serve is something we truly value, and gestures like these mean more than words can express.

Thank you, Randolph, for your kindness, generosity, and continued support of the men and women of the New Hampshire State Police!

Those wishing to support the New Hampshire State Police Troopers Association can find more information through the attached donation link.

https://www.nhtrooper.org

Address

107 N State St
Concord, NH
03301

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Monday	11:30am - 1pm
Tuesday	11:30am - 1pm
Wednesday	11:30am - 1pm
Thursday	11:30am - 1pm
Friday	11:30am - 1pm
Saturday	11:30am - 1pm
Sunday	5:30pm - 7:30pm

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http://nhtrooper.org/

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