Funeral services held for two New York State Troopers , 06/06/2000 Hundreds of police officers from throughout the Northeast and beyond attended funeral services over the weekend for New York State Troopers Truscott M. (Mike) Kelly and Kenneth A. Poormon, who were killed May 31 while on duty. Kelly, 49,… Read More»

Posted On: June 6, 2000

The Ultimate Sacrifice

Routine patrol duties are never 'routine.' Danger can be found in every aspect of a Trooper's job, from a traffic stop along the side of a highway to a manhunt for a serial killer. State Troopers PBA members risk their lives every day while serving and protecting you. Many have made the ultimate sacrifice in pursuit of their duties.

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Remembering Former Troopers

Retired PBA member Kevin Kailbourne continues his quest to mark the graves of every deceased New York State Trooper, regardless of the amount of time served. While he has made great progess in this journey, he is looking for your help in completing this project. The PBA is teaming with Kailbourne to help locate the burial sites of our deceased Troopers by asking PBA members and the public to submit information to Kailbourne on the whereabouts of graves.

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No Residential Solicitations

The State Troopers PBA does not solicit individuals or call people at their homes asking for donations. An affiliated organization, the NYST Benefit Fund Inc., contacts businesses and sells advertisements for inclusion in the PBA Trooper magazine, which is published two times a year. This advertising income is for the NYST Benefit Fund, which can be used to pay for several member benefit items, including the funeral expenses of New York State Troopers killed in the line of duty.

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About Us

The State Troopers PBA works hard to serve and protect its members who work hard to serve and protect you. In addition to seeking fair wages and benefits for our members, the union challenges unfair and unproductive working conditions. Since danger is inherent in the duties of Troopers, the PBA makes it a priority to monitor safety conditions and equipment such as patrol cars, portable radios and bulletproof vests and to seek better solutions for our members.

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