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56 New State Troopers Graduate from FHP Academy
October 1, 2015
There are 56 new troopers in the Florida Highway Patrol, joining 1,800 already patrolling the state’s roadways. The newly graduated troopers went through 28 weeks of intense physical and classroom training covering topics such as human relations, law, firearms, defensive tactics, vehicle operations and first aid. Upon reporting to their duty stations, the new troopers will be placed with a certified Field Training Officer (FTO). Troopers will work in tandem with their respective FTO for up to 12 weeks prior to being released to solo duty. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “56 New State Troopers Graduate from FHP Academy”
May they all have a long and prosperous career. Congrats ladies and gentlemen and stay safe
May God Bless each and everyone of these men and women as they go out and protect our roads and highways.
Proud of this commitment…Please…please…
Watch your back and your left and your right…
God’s speed.
So proud of these men and women. Expecially Trooper C Knowles. Love you coshie