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This weekend the Massachusetts State Police, the @patriots , and the Special Olympics, came together at Gillette Stadium for some flag football.💙 #MSP #SpecialOlympics #GilletteStadium

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Hampden County Sobriety Checkpoint

MSP K9 members are an integral part of the mission. Whether locating a missing person, a suspect at large, or identifying dangerous drugs or explosives, K9s and their handlers contribute to the safety of the public in a vast amount of ways. Keep an eye out for more K9 content.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration honored two Troopers and 17 officers across 9 departments at the 42nd Annual Trooper George L. Hanna Memorial Awards for Bravery. Their bravery reflects the enduring legacy of Trooper George Hanna, who made the ultimate sacrifice in 1983.

National Move Over Day is the third Saturday every October. It's the law in Massachusetts to move over for stationary emergency, maintenance, or recovery vehicles with flashing lights on highways. Move Over – It's the Law.

In this Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Massachusetts State Police stand with our partners in support of those fighting this disease 🎀#PinkPatchProject #MSP #ThinkPink #BreastCancerAwareness

The @MassStatePolice are who we turn to when we need help — the ones who keep us safe and steady when it matters most. Seeing the 91st Recruit Training Troop yesterday, I know that tradition of service and excellence is in great hands.

Tomorrow, the MSP will hold a graduation ceremony for the 91st Recruit Training Troop. You're invited to join at the MassMutual Center in Springfield or our Facebook page where we will stream the ceremony beginning at 11 a.m.

A tip from NCMEC’s CyberTipline led to the arrest of a Massachusetts gym teacher. Stephen McDonough, 60, of Waltham, was charged with possession & dissemination of child sex abuse material after an investigation by @MassStatePolice.

Safe cities and towns depend on the brave officers and troopers who put their lives on the line every day. In Massachusetts, we support them, we invest in them, and we work together to protect our communities. That's what Project Safe Neighborhood is all about.

This week, local students received refurbished laptops to allow them to better keep up with their schoolwork. MSP Troop D, the MSP Office of Recruitment and Diversity, Police Activities League of Massachusetts, and AT&T distributed 100 laptops to students in need.

Police officers are on the front lines everyday — answering calls, taking dangerous people off our streets, supporting victims and helping young people succeed.   They're heroes and role models. And my administration is doing everything we can to support them.

2025 Commonwealth Project Safe Neighborhood Initiative District Attorneys, State Police, Local Departments, and Community Organizations Partner to Reduce Crime and Enhance Community Safety https://t.co/ZbNm062R4M

Getting narcotics off our streets takes real partnership — like the one built between @TheNationsFirst, @MassStatePolice and DAs through the Top Gun program. Last week’s training in undercover enforcement means our officers are more prepared — and our communities are safer.

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Please take a moment to remember and honor Patrolmen Frederick Mercer and Llewellyn Lowther who were killed in the line of duty on patrol on their motorcycles in 1923 and 1924, respectively.  We will never forget their service to the Commonwealth.

Each September, several million people visit the Big E fair in Springfield. Each day, two Troopers are assigned to the Big E on the lawn outside of the 'Massachusetts Building'. Stop by and say hello to Troopers from the Recruitment and Diversity Office of the MSP .

Forensic Week 2025 - Brianna Randolph Brianna is a casework analyst who has worked at the MSP Crime Lab since 2019. Brianna has been instrumental is the validation and training of fellow DNA analysts in liquid handling instruments.