Dauphin County Chiefs of Police Association, Inc, 599 Eisenhower Blvd, Harrisburg, PA 17111, US

The Pennsylvania State Troopers Association (PSTA) is a dedicated organization that has been advocating for the rights and welfare of active and retired troopers in Pennsylvania since 1962. Committed to serving the public, the PSTA supports and protects those who risk their lives to keep the state safe, ensuring the well-being of the men and women of the Pennsylvania State Police. Through their various initiatives and events, such as #coffeewithacop, Camp Cadet, and Toys for Tots, the PSTA actively engages troopers with their local communities, fostering a strong bond between law enforcement and the public. The PSTA's mission is to honor and support the troopers who selflessly dedicate their time to safeguarding their communities. With the help of their dedicated members, the PSTA is able to provide resources, benefits, and assistance to troopers, both active and retired. Additionally, the association has established the Troopers Helping Troopers Foundation, which aims to provide aid and support to the families of heroic troopers who have been injured or slain in the line of duty. Through their unwavering commitment to their members and the community, the PSTA continues to uphold the rich history and tradition of the Pennsylvania State Police.Generated from the website

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