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This website is dedicated to all Troopers and non-sworn employees, both past and present, whose hard work, dedication, loyalty and integrity have made the Ohio State Highway Patrol one of the most professional and well respected law enforcement agencies in the Country.  Troopers who have dedicated their lives to the Patrol and put them on the line every day to serve and protect the citizens of our great State deserve our support. 

It represents those who are proud to be a Trooper, proud of the Flying Wheel and proud to wear the black and gray.  It represents Troopers who serve their communities with respect, honesty and integrity.  It represents Troopers who respect the Highway Patrol and all it stands for.  It represents Troopers who love the Patrol and care about its future!

Trooper to Trooper is an independent website developed by a group of  retired Troopers focusing on the interests, issues, and activities affecting the Ohio State Highway Patrol.  Funding is provided by the retired Superintendents of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. 

All website content is reviewed and approved by the Trooper to Trooper Editorial Board.
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"Our Heritage, Our Purpose"
"With Respect"
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We appreciate the support of all living, retired Superintendents and those in memoriam who have shared in our journey.

Colonel Robert M. Chiaramonte
EOW December 7th, 2014
Colonel Jack B. Walsh
EOW May 22nd, 2015
Colonel Thomas W. Rice
Colonel Warren H. Davies
Colonel Kenneth B. Marshall
Colonel Kenneth L. Morckel
Colonel Paul D. McClellan
Colonel Richard H. Collins
Colonel John Born
Colonel Paul Pride
Colonel Richard Fambro
Major David D. Sturtz, Ohio's 1st IG
EOW September 18, 2015


Pending retirements can be found at OSHPRetiree.org
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"An Abbreviated History of the STO"
Sunbird Reunion August 2025
Visiting with Fred Raby
September 2025

90th Anniversary History Update
Flying Wheel
90th Anniversary History Video


Registration information is now available for the 2026 Snowbird Reunion in Lake Mary, Florida, March 5-7! The golf scramble will be at the historic Mayfair Country Club, with their new clubhouse and golf course upgrades! 


For additional details, link to OSHPRetiree.org 
50th Anniversary Celebration November 2025

Inspiration 

Find Your Word for the Year of 2025!

From the Blog of Rev. Elaine J. Clinger Sturtz - "Living in the Different"


Thanks to our newest STO Patrons, contributing monthly to our lobbying efforts on behalf of the active and retired ranks of the Ohio State Highway Patrol; Doug Hamman, Mark Nichols, Heath 
Strawser and our newest Stetson Club Patron, retired Captain Marvin Hill!  
Find out how you can support the lobbying efforts of the State Troopers of Ohio by linking to the STO page on this website.  One time contributions can be made through Paypal by clicking on our STO logo to the right!  State Troopers of Ohio is a registered 501(c)4. 
Marvin Hill
​Retired Trooper Robert D. Brown, age 84, passed away on Thursday, December 25, 2025. Robert graduated from the 69th academy class on February 18, 1966, and retired February 24, 1991. He is survived by his spouse, Jeanette.

Service and condolence information can be found at OSHPRetiree.org.
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WCMH 4 / Man struck twice, killed, on US40 in Licking County
WCSC 5 / 'Enough is Enough': Daniel Island residents try to curb E-Bike use by minors
WCSC 5 / SC Attorney General fights to remove contraband cellphones from SC prisons
WVXU / Results of Cincy Police partnership with OSHP showing success
WFMJ 21 / Wrong-way trucker stopped on I-76 in Mahoning County
WSYX 6 / OSHP urges caution around snow plows, 15,600 crashes last year
BROOK PARK, Ohio (WOIO) - The Ohio State Highway Patrol wants to hire 250 more troopers in the next year as the agency works to get ahead of attrition and maintain its workforce. "We want to get ahead of the attrition and our workforce has been going down slightly. So we always want to make sure that we’re training our next replacements,” said Sgt. Jeremy Kindler of OSHP Public Affairs.
​DEFIANCE, Ohio — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is mourning the loss of a member of the Defiance Post.  On social media Thursday, OSHP recognized the off-duty death of Defiance Post Sgt. Matthew Cook.  "Our thoughts are with Sergeant Cook’s family, the Findlay District and the Patrol family as a whole," OSHP said.
WTOL 11 / Ohio State Highway Patrol mourns the off-duty passing of Sergeant Matthew Cook