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
88th Legislative Priorities
88th Legislative Session Priorities TSTA supports the Texas Department of Public Safety in its efforts to provide public safety to all people in Texas via the DPS Motto – Courtesy, Service and Protection. TSTA supports the following items during this legislative...
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2 men posing as Texas Rangers sought in aggravated robbery near Yorktown
2 men posing as Texas Rangers sought in aggravated robbery near Yorktown
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The robbery occurred at a home on Farm-to-Market Road 108, according to the DeWitt County Sheriff's Office.
What an honor!
Retired Cpt. Wayne Pullen (left) handcrafted this one-of-a-kind plaque for friend and fellow coworker, retired Trooper Raymond Hopson.
More than 50 years of experience between these two and many memories.
Thank you both for your service.
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LATEST NEWS: Texas 10 Most Wanted Program Doubles Previous Record Number of Captures in 2022
AUSTIN – DPS is pleased to announce that in 2022 it had the highest number of Most Wanted Offenders captured in a single year since the program’s inception in 1993. Last year, DPS, in cooperation with state, federal, local and Mexican authorities,* captured a record 72 fugitives and sex offenders. That is more than double the previous record set the year prior.
“Public safety is a top priority in the State of Texas, and I am proud of the brave DPS troopers and law enforcement partners who have contributed to this record-breaking achievement,” said Governor Greg Abbott.
In addition to the 72 captures, $88,000 in reward money was paid in anonymous tips that resulted in arrests. Read more about the accomplishments at bit.ly/3R5msXy.
