Ohio State Highway Patrol Dayton Post Names Trooper and Dispatcher of the Year
The Ohio State Highway Patrol Dayton Post has announced its Trooper and Dispatcher of the Year.
Dayton, OH, November 6, 2026 — The Ohio State Highway Patrol Dayton Post has recognized its top personnel for their outstanding service by announcing the recipients of its annual Trooper and Dispatcher of the Year awards. These honors are bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, professionalism, and performance within the post over the past year.
The selection process for these prestigious awards typically involves a review of nominations submitted by peers and supervisors, highlighting specific achievements, contributions to public safety, and adherence to the patrol’s core values. While the names of the individuals selected for the 2023 awards were not immediately available, the announcement marks a significant acknowledgment of their efforts.
The Trooper of the Year award is presented to a sworn officer who has shown exemplary performance in areas such as traffic enforcement, criminal interdiction, community relations, and leadership. This individual is considered a role model for their colleagues and a dedicated guardian of the state’s roadways.
Similarly, the Dispatcher of the Year award recognizes a civilian member of the communications section who has excelled in their critical role. Public safety dispatchers are the vital link between the public and emergency responders, responsible for receiving calls for service, dispatching appropriate units, and providing critical support to troopers in the field. Their ability to remain calm under pressure and effectively manage emergency situations is paramount.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all Ohioans. Awards like these serve to highlight the dedication of its members and the importance of their work in maintaining order and responding to emergencies across the state. Further details regarding the recipients and their specific accomplishments are expected to be released by the Ohio State Highway Patrol at a later date.
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