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
Legislative Update – Dec, 2020
This is the tenth in a series of legislative updates that will be submitted monthly to the TSTA Newsletter. We will be covering issues relating to law enforcement, public safety, homeland security, and other legislative matters of general interest.
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Big Bend Sector Chief Sean L. McGoffin awarded the U.S. Border Patrol Achievement Award to TX DPS Sgt. Lee Sneed. His quick actions and foresight helped save the life of a Border Patrol agent during a medical emergency in the field. #HonorFirst
As National School Bus Safety Week continues, we want to remind all Texans to do their part to ensure school buses and the children who ride them arrive safely at their destination. Check out the safety tips below, and stay tuned for more important safety reminders throughout the week.
🚌 Ensure children know how to look both ways before crossing streets. Also, teach children to watch for vehicles pulling out of nearby driveways.
🚌 When a child is getting off the bus and needs to cross the street, make sure they don’t assume traffic will stop for them just because a bus has its stop arm out and lights flashing. Always look both ways before crossing.
🚌 Children should not stand or play in the street while waiting for the bus.
Find more safety tips at bit.ly/NSBS-2021PR.
DPS and Border Patrol are working together during #OperationLoneStar in Brooks County on SH 281, north of the Border Patrol checkpoint, looking for human smuggling and those getting picked up by motorists. Both agencies are working side-by-side to further the mission of combatting criminal activity and keeping the roads safe. #TXDPS #USBP #BorderSecurity