NYSP Centennial
Learn more about upcoming events, historical events and how you can get involved.
Campus Sexual Assault Seminar
CSAVU
Campus Sexual Assault Victims Unit
1-844-845-7269
To report a sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and/or stalking within a college campus in New York State
The 30th Annual Colonel Henry F. Williams Homicide Seminar
Fireworks Safety
Next State Police Exam
The deadline to apply for the 2017 entrance examination for the position of New York State Trooper is September 1, 2017. The entrance examination will be conducted during the month of October, 2017 at various locations throughout New York State. All Trooper applicants should be advised that all processing for the 2013 examination is in effect until the 2017 eligible list is established. The 2013 New York State Police Trooper Entrance Examination scores and rankings have been finalized for all applicants including military members taking the supplemental exams. Applicants desiring information regarding their score and ranking may log on and view their results. Applicants who were unsuccessful; i.e., received a score below passing (70%), will receive a zero for their score and their ranking. Thank you for your interest in the New York State Police and best of luck.
For more information on how to apply for the 2017 exam please click (here).
Trooper Candidates:
All candidates remaining on the competitive hiring list from the October 2013 Entrance Examination administration, and any supplemental examinations for Military personnel, are reminded of the importance of striving to and maintaining a high fitness level. The most recent processing has reached approximately 13,000 on the hiring list. Those remaining on the list should be embracing the fact that the New York State Police could reach their name any day. The Physical Ability Test (PAT), comprised of sit-ups, push-ups, and a 1.5 mile run, is a section of the hiring process that the candidates can control the results based upon preparation. For further information concerning the PAT, visit the Physical Ability Test page on NYTrooper.com.
Thanking all applicants for their interest in the New York State Police; "IT STARTS NOW!"
All Trooper applicants are encouraged to continue striving to obtain and maintain a high fitness level. Any questions should be directed to your local recruiter. Continue to visit our website for announcements and notifications.
Report any terrorist related activity by calling:
Throughout New York State:
866-SAFE-NYS
In New York City:
888-NYC-SAFE
In Case of Emergency:
911
