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Missouri State Highway Patrol to Graduate 124th Recruit Class

Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 5:55 AM

The Missouri State Highway Patrol is set to graduate its latest class of recruits during a ceremony in Jefferson City later this month. Scheduled for Friday, December 19, the event will feature a keynote address from Lieutenant Governor David Wasinger and the administration of the Oath of Office by Supreme Court Judge Robin Ransom. The…

The Missouri State Highway Patrol is set to graduate its latest class of recruits during a ceremony in Jefferson City later this month. Scheduled for Friday, December 19, the event will feature a keynote address from Lieutenant Governor David Wasinger and the administration of the Oath of Office by Supreme Court Judge Robin Ransom. The public can view the graduation live on the Patrol’s Facebook page before the new troopers officially report for duty in January.

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