US Edition74 Cadets Graduate From PSP Academy, Receive Trooper Assignments
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74 Cadets Graduate from PSP Academy, Receive Trooper Assignments
MANHEIM, Pa. – Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris welcomed 74 new troopers during Friday’s cadet graduation at LCBC Manheim. The 172nd Cadet Class is the second class to graduate from the PSP Academy without a college credit requirement for the position of trooper. The Shapiro Administration waived the college credit requirement for applicants in August 2023. Since then, PSP has seen a significant increase in …
Pennsylvania State Police Graduate 74 Troopers from the Academy
Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris welcomed 74 new troopers during today’s cadet graduation at LCBC Manheim.“Today is a great day for the State Police and Pennsylvania as we celebrate the 172nd Cadet Class, whose hard work and determination over the last 27 weeks have earned them the rank of Trooper,” said Colonel Paris. “I now look forward to watching these dedicated women and men join their PSP brothers and …
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