Trooper to Trooper Columbus, OH 43228

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.

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

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State Troopers of Ohio conducted their annual board meeting prior to the Sunbird Reunion this past Saturday, August 20th. As provided by Director Tom Rice, who addressed the Sunbird audience, the Patrol has fallen below 1,400 uniform troopers due to the ongoing increase in retirements and resignations, a net loss of 200 troopers over the past two years. We continue to work with our friends in the General Assembly to improve the pay and benefits for all of our active employees, in addition to finding a sustainable, dedicated funding source for the Patrol. HELP US HELP THE PATROL. Link to our STO page and become an STO Patron.

Congratulations Lt. Colonel Chuck Linek III, Major Anne Ralston, and our 15 promotees who stepped up to take on a new leadership role within the Ohio State Highway Patrol during promotional ceremonies on September 27th. Thank you for what you have done and what you will continue to do for the men and women of the Patrol.