The “Help Wanted” sign is up for the next class of Nebraska State Patrol Troopers.
NSP says there are dozens of career paths ranging from patrolling Nebraska roadways, criminal investigators, pilots, drone operators, K9 handlers, crisis negotiators as well as the SWAT team, Bomb Squad, in Technical Crimes, Carrier Enforcement, and many more.
“We’re looking for men and women with a drive to serve the people of Nebraska,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “NSP has a proud history of making a difference for people across our entire state. You can be a part of that tradition. Join our team, become a trooper, and help us patrol The Good Life.”
Training for Camp 67 will start in January of 2023. Graduation is in June of 2023. Recruits are paid $22.49 per hour during the 22 weeks of training. After graduation, they will sworn-in as a trooper with a starting salary of $51,105, plus benefits.
“Becoming a trooper comes with a world of opportunity to define your own career,” said Colonel Bolduc. “If you have the desire to serve others, this is a phenomenal way to follow that mission. You bring the attitude of service, and we’ll provide all the training you need to serve with honor as a Nebraska State Trooper.”
Applicants must be a United States citizen and at least 21 years of age by June 16, 2023, when they take the oath of office. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED equivalence. Additional information about the hiring process, including physical requirements, can be found at NebraskaTroopers.com.