History and Tradition are a Large Part of Who We Are

The Pennsylvania State Troopers Association exists to help protect those who protect us, and to serve those who serve the commonwealth.
The Pennsylvania State Troopers Association exists to help protect those who protect us, and to serve those who serve the commonwealth.
This week, members of the PSTA, Troop L, Troop K and Troop P and the Ceremonial Unit paid their final respects to retired Cpl. Michael Evelock. Cpl. Evelock was a dedicated public servant who served our country as a United States Marine before joining the Pennsylvania State Police. We’ll always remember his service to the…
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Pennsylvania State Troopers Association (PSTA) President David Kennedy today issued the following statement on the passage of law enforcement legislation in the state House and Senate: “The PSTA has always sat down with lawmakers in both parties to address police reforms. From horseback to helicopter, our department has undergone remarkable changes in its more than…
Pennsylvania State Troopers Association (PSTA) President David Kennedy today issued the following statement on the passage of law enforcement legislation in the state House and Senate: “As Troopers, we believe our Call of Honor is nothing less than a sacred oath. Every Trooper must memorize it. In particular, it includes this line: ‘It is my…
The PSTA would like to thank the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation for its generous donation of PPEs to help keep our members safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn more about the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, click here: tunnel2towers.org
I’d like to take this time to thank our members as we confront the challenge of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Your service and sacrifice is noted and stands as a reminder of our proud service as Troopers. The Pennsylvania State Police has a long and storied history in the Commonwealth. Your professional conduct, service and sacrifice…
On behalf of your more than 4,300 brothers and sisters, I offer my congratulations on becoming a Pennsylvania State Trooper. You have become a member of an elite law enforcement agency — the first of its kind in the nation…
Colonel Evanchick and President Kennedy came together to talk about how the department and the union are working together to keep their fellow Troopers safe during the COVID-19 emergency.