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Roadside workers have a job to do. Help them complete their jobs safely by moving over and slowing down when traveling through work zones.
Every trooper has a story. Hear why Trooper Mike McLaughlin, Bucyrus Post, chose to serve with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Ready to transform your skills into a career that makes an impact? Visit statepatrol.ohio.gov/recruit and apply today!
Every trooper has a story. Hear why Trooper Illeana De Jesus, Marion Post, chose to serve with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Ready to transform your skills into a career that makes an impact? Visit statepatrol.ohio.gov/recruit and apply today!
Every trooper has a story. Hear why Trooper Dalton Surbey, Defiance Post, chose to serve with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Ready to transform your skills into a career that makes an impact? Visit statepatrol.ohio.gov/recruit and apply today!
If you see the flashing lights of an emergency vehicle, always move over, or slow down if you’re unable to safely change lanes. In 2024, OSHP issued 8,398 citations in work zones. Please allow folks the room to work; let’s all get home safely.
July is Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. According to NHTSA, a vehicle was stolen every 37 seconds in the U.S. in 2024.
It’s important to always maintain a safe speed to give yourself the time and space to react to potential road hazards. Speed is a contributing factor is 27% of rural roadway fatalities. Allow yourself plenty of time and space to react to road hazards.
Last week, Trooper Jordan Cole of the Norwalk Post spotted an injured owl on the roadway. He safely retrieved the bird and transferred it to the Ohio Bird Sanctuary in Mansfield for care and rehabilitation. Thank you to Trooper Cole for his quick action and compassion!
Tonight, troopers from the @OSHP Findlay Post will be conducting an OVI checkpoint from 10 p.m. to midnight on Tiffin Avenue and Oakdale Drive in Hancock County. #DriveSober
Every trooper has a story. Hear why Sergeant Mike Smith, Mansfield Post, chose to serve with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Ready to transform your skills into a career that makes an impact? Visit statepatrol.ohio.gov/recruit and apply today!
Listen as WLIO speaks with two Putnam County residents who were recognized by the Ohio State Highway Patrol for wearing their safety belts, a decision that ultimately saved their lives. hometownstations.com/news/allen_cou…
In 2024, there were over 27,000 speed-related crashes in Ohio. #SlowDown and arrive safely to your destination.
🚨 Northwest Ohio! OSHP is ready to hire those who want to serve the public. Come learn about a rewarding career with the Ohio State Highway Patrol at the open house on July 21, 1pm-3pm, Toledo Post wtol.com/video/news/loc…
Densely populated areas often contribute to traffic congestion, which in turn can lead to an increase in speed-related crashes. Stay cautious and safe. Avoid distracted driving and pay extra attention to the road during commute times. 🚗💼
Rural areas present their own unique set of driving challenges. Things like blind curves, narrow roads and minimal lighting are common on country roads. Practice extra caution when traveling in these areas.
Congratulations to Dispatcher Cheryl A. Smith, Canfield Post, who was recognized yesterday for her 40 years of service to the state of Ohio! She was presented a certificate of recognition by Patrol Superintendent, Colonel Charles A. Jones.
Congratulations to our newest Master Troopers from across the state!
Yesterday, members of the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Ruch family gathered to dedicate part of U.S. Route 20 in Ashtabula County in memory of Corporal John E. Ruch. Today, we ensure that his name and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
