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A driver was recently checked traveling 113 mph in a 70 mph zone on I-70 in Clark County. The driver was issued a citation for speed. So far in Ohio this year, there have been 3,449 drivers cited for driving more than 30 mph over the limit. #SLOWDOWN
Troopers recently stopped a driver on I-675 in Montgomery County. The driver was checked driving 112 mph in a 65 mph zone. The driver was issued a citation for speed. So far in 2026, there have been 10,155 speed-related crashes statewide. #SLOWDOWN
UCPD's Motors Unit, along with the @CincyPD and the @OSHP, escorted the runners of the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run for this annual event, which raises awareness and funds for @SOOhio. The flame symbolizes courage, perseverance, and the spirit of inclusion!
Earlier this week, Mary and Theodore Lyle joined @OSHP's Saved by the Belt club due to their life-saving decisions to #BuckleUp. In March, they were involved in serious crash in Auglaize County.
On April 17, troopers from our Xenia Post stopped with a speeding vehicle and were quickly alerted that one of the passengers was experiencing a potential overdose. Shortly after our trooper administered Naloxone, the passenger regained consciousness. https://t.co/ZEkf4pzbs3
This week, Patrol posts across the state are displaying blue lights to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice & support those continuing to serve as part of #NationalPoliceWeek2026. Here's some photos from our Wilmington District.
The @OSHP took part in Safe Communities' #ClickItOrTicket Kick-Off event at the Chick-fil-a Eastgate. We joined out fellow Clermont County first responders, elected officials and the @OHTrafficSafety in promoting safer roads for everyone. We enjoyed meeting everyone.
This week, Patrol posts across the state are displaying blue lights to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice & support those continuing to serve as part of #NationalPoliceWeek2026. Here's some photos from our Piqua District.
This morning, the Patrol participated in a 2-mile formation run around the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force at @WrightPattAFB. Lt. Colonel Josh Swindell delivered remarks. This event is in recognition of Police Week 2026 and hosted by the 88th Security Forces Squadron.
Yesterday, the Patrol partnered with Kings Island to host a Saved by the Belt recognition ceremony. Eleven individuals were awarded the recognition for wearing a safety belt when they were involved in a traffic crash, thus avoiding serious injury or death.
The OSHP Crash Reconstruction Unit stepped into the classroom demonstrating how physics plays a role in real world crash investigations. Tpr. Kelly, Piqua District, and Tpr. Krantz, Wilmington District, taught New Bremen, Minster and New Knoxville high schools students.
Congratulations to everyone who participated in the Flying Pig Marathon this past weekend. We enjoyed cheering you along the way, including at mile 6. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see us and talk to us about joining @OSHP. We loved talking with each of you. #JOINOSHP
Are you headed to the P&G Health and Fitness Expo? Stop by and see us at the @CincyFFC to learn more about @OSHP careers. We are looking forward to meeting you. We will be here today until 7 p.m. and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. #JOINOSHP
Please help us congratulate Sergeant Rodney E. Kiefer, Wapakoneta Post, who retired after 25 years of service to the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the citizens of Ohio.
Sgt. Fox and Tpr. Cowan, Georgetown Post, conducted a #DRIVEToLive presentation yesterday at Eastern Brown High School. Following the presentation, a mock crash involving local safety partners took place. Thank you to Eastern Brown and to our local safety partners.
Last week, Lt. Dexter Howard, Hamilton Post, was awarded the Excellence in Crisis Collaboration Awards for the New Beginnings program by the National Alliance on Mental Illness Butler Co. He is pictured here with Amber Smith, Hopeline, who follows up directly with our referrals.
We are partnering with @OSHP to remind drivers to pay attention through work zones. Last year 125 ODOT crews were hit while working. This year that number is already 47. Stay alert. Help keep everyone safe on both sides of the barrels. #Workzonesafety#SafeactionsSavelives
We are partnering with @OSHP to remind drivers to pay attention through work zones. Last year 125 ODOT crews were hit while working. This year that number is already 47. Stay alert. Help keep everyone safe on both sides of the barrels. #Workzonesafety#SafeactionsSavelives