BLET certified? Your next opportunity to serve starts now.
Apply for the 169th NCSHP Basic School and begin a career built on purpose, professionalism and service to North Carolina. Starting pay upon graduation is $63,250.
Applications are being accepted through August 16th.
Precision Under Pressure.
When the mission calls for focus, discipline and decisive action, the @NCSHP Rapid Response Team is ready. Discover a career built on purpose, teamwork and service.
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Recently, Troopers from @NCSHP participated in the 13th Annual โRunning with the Law,โ hosted by the Jacksonville PD in Onslow County. Thank you for representing the Patrol and helping bring law enforcement and the community together.
Every situation calls for courage, composure and a commitment to protect others. Take the next step toward a career with purpose by joining the North Carolina State Highway Patrol.
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NCSHP Training Academy recently hosted NC Attorney General's Office interns for a behind-the-scenes look at the Patrol. Students toured the academy and driving track, viewed Special Operations assets, and discussed recruiting, community engagement, and partnerships.
Eyes from above.
From the sky to the roadway, @NCSHP provides a critical perspective that helps keep North Carolina moving safely. If youโre ready to serve with purpose and see your career from a new perspective, join the Patrol.
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The 168th Basic School kicked off on Sunday, launching cadets into an intensive training program designed to test their physical and mental limits as they prepare to become the next generation of State Troopers.
Are you ready to respond?
If youโre prepared to serve with purpose and uphold tradition, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol is looking for you! Become a Trooper and continue the legacy.
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@NCSHP Sgt. R. M. Robertson Jr. was named the 2026 State & Provincial Police Academy Directors Instructor of the Year during the annual SPPADS conference recently held in Orlando, FL. Robertson was among several instructors nationwide who were submitted for the top honor.
CALEA recognized NCSHP for its third law enforcement accreditation, the Training Academy for its first training academy accreditation, and State Capitol Police for law enforcement accreditation, reflecting a shared commitment to professionalism, accountability, and excellence.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is seeking a well-rounded, focused-driven individual to join our team as an Accounting Technician Payroll.
Interested candidates should visit https://t.co/hKSmXMexgo for more information.
This posting will close on July 29, 2026.
Join the NCSHP and serve with purpose.
Applications for the 169th Basic School are open through August 16, 2026. This is your opportunity to begin a rewarding career protecting and serving communities across NC.
Take the next step toward becoming a State Trooper and apply now.
Operation Heavy Presence was conducted in Durham Co., based at @NCCU, to combat impaired and reckless driving while honoring Master Trooper Steven J. Perry. In two days, 861 actions were taken, including 56 DWI charges, 28 felony charges, and 13 wanted persons apprehended.
Trooper D.R. Grady was named NC Law Enforcement Officer of the Year on July 18 in Winston-Salem by the Forty and Eight. While off duty, he identified and detained a carjacking suspect until units arrived. His actions reflect the highest standards of @NCSHP.
NCSHP was proud to participate in Camp Blaze, hosted by Cleveland Fire Department. Campers learned safety, teamwork, and emergency preparedness alongside first responders. We commend each participant and look forward to Camp Blaze 2027!
Congratulations to Colonel Freddy Johnson, Jr. on being named the 2026 Keith Bulla Enforcement Executive of the Year. This well-deserved honor reflects your leadership, service, and continued commitment to the people of North Carolina.
This week, the North Carolina Police Executives Association is holding its annual conference. SBI Director Chip Hawley gave those in attendance his yearly "State of the SBI" presentation. During the speech, he outlined the number of requests the SBI has received and also gained feedback from our partners on how the SBI is performing throughout North Carolina.
During last year's conference, Director Hawley was presented with the Keith Bulla Enforcement Executive of the Year award for excellence. The award is named after former NC SBI Special Agent in Charge Keith Bulla. The award is awarded to a well-rounded law enforcement officer who has exceeded the duty requirements expected of his or her position and has demonstrated a distinct pattern of community service coupled with professional achievement.
Director Hawley presented the 2026 Keith Bulla recipient to his friend and Commander of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, Colonel Freddy Johnson. Congratulations to Colonel Johnson and the entire North Carolina Police Executives Association for an outstanding week.
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Coordinated Enforcement Effort Improves Safety Across Charlotte Area
Operation QC Overwatch united NCSHP, CMPD, and MCSO in Mecklenburg County July 9โ10 to target street racing, takeovers, and dangerous drivingโresulting in safer roadways across the Charlotte metro area.
NCSHP partnered with B.R.A.K.E.S. at @zMAXDragway to educate teens and parents on safe driving through hands-on training and impairment simulations. Troopers also shared tips on the Move Over Law and traffic stops.