During the evening hours of Sunday, October 1, investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol conducted alcohol compliance checks in Lincoln County. In total, 12 businesses were checked. One business sold alcohol to a minor for a non-compliance rate of 8%. All businesses checked the minor’s ID. The business that sold alcohol to a minor was: D’Leon’s – North Platte The businesses included convenience stores, restaurants, liquor stores, and bars. This project was supported in whole or part by grant...

The Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska National Guard are proud to announce a partnership that will help soldiers completing their military service continue to serve the public as Nebraska State Troopers. Today, Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol, and Brigadier General Craig Strong, Adjutant General of the Nebraska National Guard, signed a memorandum of participation in the U.S. Army PaYS (Partnership for Your Success) program. “Service is at the heart of both...

Harvest is in full swing across Nebraska and the Nebraska State Patrol encourages all motorists to be aware of agriculture equipment traveling on roads throughout the state. “Harvest is a busy season across Nebraska and our ag producers are on the move, so all motorists should stay alert for slow-moving ag implements,” said Captain Martin Denton, Commander of NSP Carrier Enforcement. “Due to their dimensions and loads, operator visibility is often reduced, so we urge drivers to be cautious when...

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Carrier Enforcement Division conducted surprise commercial vehicle inspections today in Madison County. During the special enforcement effort, the Metropolitan Aggressive and Prevention Selective (MAPS) Team conducted 14 vehicle inspections. Troopers discovered 22 violations of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and state law. Troopers placed four vehicles out of service (not allowed to return to the road). Vehicles are placed out of service...

As the Huskers gear up for the first home football game of the season, Nebraska State Troopers and many public safety partners will be working to help keep fans safe. The Nebraska State Patrol works closely with partner agencies on several aspects of gameday operations. Troopers partner with the Lincoln Police Department, Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office, UNL Police Department, and the Nebraska Department of Transportation to keep fans safe as they travel to and from the game, as well as in...

The deadline to join the next class of Nebraska State Troopers is this Friday. Apply at NebraskaTroopers.com by Friday, September 15, at 11:59 p.m. to be a part of the next NSP training camp, which starts in January. “The journey to a fulfilling career as a Nebraska State Trooper starts with an application,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “Once you start the journey, a career with great pay and benefits, statewide positions, and limitless opportunity is...

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol have completed a summer-long series of enforcement campaigns focused on exhibition speeding in and around the Omaha metro. During the campaign, troopers worked with local officers and deputies to make numerous contacts with drivers for excessive speeds. “Keeping traffic moving safely in the metro is a major team effort of several agencies,” said Captain Greg Miller, Commander of Troop A. “The issue of excessive speeding is not new to Omaha roadways, so...

There’s still time to join the Nebraska State Patrol! Applications are open through September 15 to be part of the next class of troopers. “Applications are pacing ahead of our previous recruiting periods,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “The career options and statewide opportunity as a Nebraska State Trooper, coupled with a great benefits package, are major draws for anyone looking for a rewarding career in law enforcement.” Troopers receive a starting...

An unforgettable experience combined with safe roadways made the perfect combination for Volleyball Day in Nebraska. Troopers partnered with local agencies to help keep the record-breaking crowd safe as they traveled to and from Memorial Stadium Wednesday. “Nebraskans showed up in record-breaking numbers yesterday and put on a show for the whole world to see,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “Thanks to safe driving by the vast majority of fans, Volleyball...