Twenty-three recruits started their training with the Nebraska State Patrol today.
NSP Camp 63 includes recruits from three states and 16 communities in Nebraska.
Travis Bauer – Kearney, NE John Lonnborg – Beatrice, NE
Simon Bessmer – Omaha, NE Kaleb Mayfield – La Vista, NE
Aaron Borcyk – Omaha, NE Glen McGavren – Omaha, NE
Matthew Brown – Bayard, NE Joel McGrew – Lincoln, NE
Nicholas Buck – Rochester, MN Grant Moody – Aurora, NE
Tyler Evans – Stanton, NE Andrew Ochoa – Alliance, NE
Gideon Fink – Scottsbluff, NE Donnita Pfeifer – Bassett, NE
Aaron Hartley – Omaha, NE Justin Pleskac – Omaha, NE
Scott Hild – Edgar, NE Jenna Riddle – Lincoln, NE
Nathan Karr – Hastings, NE Aaron Scott – Republican City, NE
Joshua Ko – Pearl City, HI Matthew Wagner – Grand Island, NE
Chase Landry – Valley, NE
“These recruits have gone through a rigorous process to reach this point and have demonstrated their desire to serve the citizens of our state,” said Captain Jeff Roby, Commander of the NSP Training Academy. “They will spend the next six months with our talented training academy staff to equip them with the skills they’ll need to serve Nebraska for many years to come.”
This is the second recruit class this year and the largest class since 2016. The recruits start 22 weeks of training and will graduate on December 18th.
Photo courtesy of NSP.