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Applications are being accepted for the Pennsylvania State Police’s upcoming Hill Impact Program in Westmoreland County. The 14-week program is for 15- to 18-year-olds. It will be held Monday evenings 5:30-8 p.m. between Jan. 15 to April 8 at the state police Southwest Training Center in Unity, outside of Greensburg.

When David Kennedy took the test to become a Pennsylvania state trooper in 1994, he was among about 10,000 applicants. “The last testing cycle, last year, only about 1,000 people applied, and only abo...

Fifteen teenagers from Westmoreland and Fayette counties spent 15 weeks in a state police training program last year getting a taste of what life would be like if they opt for a career in law enforcement. They were cautioned that they would work long hours for low pay, likely face

For the first time, the Pennsylvania State Police is hosting its Hill Impact Program here in western Pennsylvania this fall.

A new Pennsylvania State Police 14-week program for high school students is expanding into Westmoreland County this fall. Trooper Clint Long, who works in the recruiting services section, said the free program will help teens ages 15 to 18 understand the role of the agency and its troopers, as well

The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Bureau of Training and Education has announced expanded opportunities in law enforcement education to children between the ages of 15 and 18.

The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Bureau of Training and Education announced the launch of The Hill Impact Program, a 15-week program for youth between the ages of 15 and 18,