
Welcome to the home of the New Hampshire Troopers Association. It is our mission to represent the non-commissioned men and women of the New Hampshire State Police. The NHTA was formed in 1990 with the purpose of ensuring the best possible working conditions for the Troopers that serve New Hampshire. It is also our goal to give back to the community which we serve. The NHTA has done this through scholarship programs; assistance to the families of fallen police officers; and assistance to charities such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Operation Santa Clause, and the Special Olympics.
New Hampshire Troopers work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through out New Hampshire in order to protect the State's citizens. Since 1937, Troopers have dedicated themselves to providing the highest degree of law enforcement service through out the state, while maintaining the traditions of fairness, professionalism, and integrity. The New Hampshire State Police is the only law enforcement agency in the state to provide such a wide array of special services, which includes an Explosives Disposal Unit, an Aviation Unit, Narcotics Investigations, Major Crime Investigations, Technical Accident Reconstruction (TAR), a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team, Crisis Negotiators, a Special Events Response Team (SERT), a Motorcycle Unit, DARE Officers, a Drill Team, Drug Recognition Experts, and a Canine Unit. We encourage you to visit the New Hampshire State Police website to learn more about all of the special services that the State Police provides.
The New Hampshire Troopers Association has recently retained Molan Milner and Krupski, PLLC as our new legal counsel. We would like to welcome them to our team and look forward to working with them to improve working conditions for New Hampshire Troopers.
The New Hampshire Troopers Association would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season. As you gather to enjoying the company of friends and family this season, we encourage you to designate a driver if you will be drinking.
The 10th Annual - 2009 NH Troopers Golf Classic will be held on August 3, 2009. We would like to thank everyone who came out to the 9th Annual - 2008 NH Troopers Golf Classic, your participation made it a successful event. Sponsor opportunities are now available for next years tournament. We hope that you will take the time to view the sponsors of the 2008 NH Troopers Golf Classic and the 2007 NH Troopers Golf Classic. We encourage you to support our sponsors.
We have added a new Corporate Links section to our Links page. These companies have been kind enough to provide prizes and/or sponsorship to many of our fundraising events which are held for charity or scholarships funds. We encourage you to visit their websites and support these companies.
Thank you to all who turned out for the for the NHTA's benefit for Make-a-Wish. Members of the New Hampshire State Police took on the alumni of the Boston Bruins at the Icenter in Salem, NH on May 23, 2008. Thanks to your help it was an amazing success.
The Winter/Spring edition of the New Hampshire Trooper Magazine is now out. Contact your local Troop Representative for your copy.
The New Hampshire State Police have a lot of information detailing all of the specialized services that Troopers provide. You may also find answers to commonly asked questions, as well as, recruiting information for the position of a Trooper.
It has been brought to our attention that various groups are fundraising throughout the state which falsely claim to be, or to represent the New Hampshire Troopers Association. It is extremely disturbing to learn that because of such misrepresentations, many people have lent their financial support to these organizations. In order to help prevent this from happening in the future, we have added a fundraising section to our website. Here you will be able to find out what type of fundraising activities the NHTA
conducts, organizations which are NOT affiliated with the New Hampshire Troopers Association, as well as who to contact to verify fundraising activities.
The New Hampshire State Police has begun to issue low profile Dodge Chargers. Make sure that you drive carefully so that you don't see these new vehicles in your mirror.