Mission
The mission of the Association is to improve and enhance the lives, careers, benefits, and conditions of the members and to improve the efficiency of all commissioned officers of law enforcement in general.
The benefits provided by the Texas State Troopers Association are:
Legal Representation
Will and Estate Planning
Death and Disaster Benefit
AD & D Insurance
Sponsorship
Scholarships
Legislative Representation
Who Are We
The Texas State Troopers Association is a voluntary organization of active and retired commissioned officers of the Texas Department of Public Safety.
The Association was established in 1984
Become a Member
Membership is open to all active and retired commissioned officers of all ranks and all divisions of the Texas Department of Public Safety.
News & Publications
It’s Renewal Time!
Members, if you paid by credit card last year, your TSTA membership will automatically renew on your renewal date. If you have any questions regarding your 2023 TSTA Renewal, please contact us at 1-800-289-8782.
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Ahead of “If You See Something, Say Something®” Awareness Day (#SeeSayDay) this Sunday, we wanted to share this helpful flyer from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) about how to recognize the signs of suspicious activity.
To learn more about DHS’ #SeeSayDay, its mission and how you can play a role, visit bit.ly/3nPmTrc. #SeeSayDay
LATEST NEWS: Texas Rangers Bring Family Justice in 1988 Cold Case Murder
AUSTIN – More than 30 years after the crime, the Texas Rangers Unsolved Crimes Investigation Program (UCIP) has helped secure a conviction in the 1988 killing of Patricia Ann Howell Jacobs.
On Sept. 20, 2022, Daniel Andrew MacGinnis entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to serve 20 years for her murder. That sentence will run concurrently with a previous 199-year sentence on unrelated drug and weapons charges in Tyler County.
Read more at bit.ly/3SxQt21.
Fentanyl is a deadly drug impacting Texas, with an 89% increase in fentanyl-related deaths reported in Texas in 2021 compared to 2020. There is no time to waste in getting this dangerous, lethal drug off our streets, and DPS is working hard every day to do just that.
In the fight against fentanyl, DPS has seized over 336.3 million lethal doses of fentanyl thus far as part of Gov. Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star border mission.
