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ALT Deonta Whigham, Kings Island; Lt. Utter, Batavia Post commander; Colonel Jones, Patrol superintendent; Steven Clever; Xavier Stambaugh; Keshab Adhikari; Derek Disbennett; Levi Disbennett; Captain Hayslip, Wilmington District commander; Lt. Jordan, Georgetown Post commander; Staff Lieutenant Schmenk, Wilmington District assistant commander. Five people receive Saved by the Belt certificates. They survived serious-injury crashes by making the life-saving decision to wear a safety belt.
ALT A memorial image features a historical photo of Patrolman Earl W. Casterline. Text reads, ‘In Memoriam, Patrolman Earl W. Casterline, EOW: October 19, 1953.’ The backdrop shows flags at half-staff and Ohio State Highway Patrol Memorial Wall.
ALT Governor Mike DeWine, First Lady Fran DeWine, Cedar Cliff students, troopers and Buckeye football player Donnie Ray Evege during a Team Tressel Fitness Challenge. They are standing in front of an OSHP semi truck.
ALT S/Lt Anderson, former Ohio State football player Donnie Ray Evege, Motor Carrier Enforcement Inspector, Grabovich, Motor Carrier Enforcement Inspector Gundler pose inside the gym.
ALT Cedar Cliff students, troopers and Buckeye football player Donnie Ray Evege during a Team Tressel Fitness Challenge. They are standing in front of an OSHP semi truck.
ALT A memorial image features a historical photo of Patrolman Ernest E. Cole. Text reads, ‘In Memoriam, Patrolman Ernest E. Cole, EOW: October 3, 1964.’ The backdrop shows flags at half-staff and Ohio State Highway Patrol Memorial Wall.
ALT A memorial image features a historical photo of Patrolman Frank J. Hossler. Text reads, ‘In Memoriam, Patrolman Frank J. Hossler, EOW: September 22, 1956.’ The backdrop shows flags at half-staff and Ohio State Highway Patrol Memorial Wall.
ALT A trooper, wearing a safety vest, works an OVI checkpoint.
ALT Participants during the 9/11 Stair Climb, including troopers. They are lined up to climb Nippert Stadium's steps.
ALT Participants during the 9/11 Stair Climb, including troopers. They are lined up to climb Nippert Stadium's steps.
ALT OSHP participants during the 9/11 Stair Climb, including troopers.
ALT A trooper, wearing a safety vest, working an OVI checkpoint.
ALT A trooper, wearing a safety vest, conducts an OVI checkpoint.
ALT Members of the Hossler family circle the memorial sign for Patrolman Frank J. Hossler.
ALT The program for the sign dedication for Patrolman Frank J. Hossler.
ALT Colonel Jones, Rep. Barhorst and Lt. Himes uncover the memorial sign for Patrolman Frank J. Hossler.
ALT Colonel Jones, Rep. Barhorst and Lt. Himes circle the memorial sign for Patrolman Frank J. Hossler.
ALT Information on the Dayton World Soccer Games. The games are held at the Kettering Field Sport Complex and the festival will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
ALT A trooper, wearing a safety vest, working an OVI checkpoint.
ALT A trooper, wearing a safety vest, working an OVI checkpoint.
ALT A group of young men in athletic clothes stand in front of two OSHP troopers prior to fitness testing.
ALT Applicants perform sit-ups as a partner holds down their feet. Troopers stand around and observe in a classroom environment.
ALT An applicant does a push-up while another person assists them by measuring the distance between the floor and their body with their arm under the other person's chest.
ALT Applicants run outside on a paved path through a grassy area as a trooper observes.
ALT A trooper, wearing a safety vest, working an OVI checkpoint.
ALT A trooper assisting with an OVI checkpoint.
ALT Tpr. McIntyre, and Tpr Franklin pose for a picture with with former Bengals player Dre Kirkpatrick and attendees.
ALT Now hiring. A QR Code. Text JoinOSHP to 614-654-OSHP.
ALT A rainy window with text that reads, "Flooding may bring unexpected hazards onto the roadway. Slowing down, increasing following distance between vehicles and avoiding unnecessary travel can SAVE LIVES."