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The Drill Instructors are testing the grit of the 121st pre-basic class, the first of many trials ahead. One week done. Two weeks stand between them and the start of the Vermont Police Academy.
Every call is different, and every second matters. Our training prepares us to respond with purpose and care. Do you have what it takes?
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Over the past three weeks, the 120th Pre-Basic class took on a variety of physical and mental challenges. Today they graduate and begin the 17-week basic training academy on Monday. Best of luck to the 120th as they continue their journey to becoming Vermont State Troopers.
What does it take to become a certified Trooper?
Trooper Ryan Underhill explains the months-long training process every recruit must complete to earn the badge and join the Vermont State Police.
Take a ride with Trooper Ahmed Sharif from the Williston Barracks. Ahmed joined VSP in January and is off to a great start. He’s a dedicated and friendly presence in the community, and we’re excited to see what he’ll accomplish.
Are you a potential applicant from out-of-state? We offer condensed testing so you can complete your PT test, interview, and polygraph in one trip. Don’t let distance stand in the way of becoming a Vermont State Trooper.
Trooper Chris Hein recently stopped a vehicle after observing a small child being held in the back seat without a car seat. Vermont law requires children to be properly restrained in a car seat until age 8 or until they meet the seat manufacturer’s height and weight limits.
Ever wonder what the process is like when you apply to be a Vermont state trooper? Let Director of Recruiting and Training Todd Wilkins walk you through it.