Alaska State Trooper Patch 

This patch represents the Alaska State Troopers, the main police force in Alaska. The design shows the Alaska state flag with the Big Dipper constellation and North Star. These stars represent the state’s location in the north. The patch is shaped like a star, symbolizing authority.

On the left side, you see a person dressed in winter clothing. This shows the cold and tough conditions the Troopers work in. At the bottom, there is a sled, which highlights Alaska’s unique transportation.

History of the Alaska State Troopers:

The Alaska State Troopers were created in 1941. They help keep the peace in Alaska, which has many remote areas. Troopers often travel by boat, plane, or sled to reach people in these hard-to-reach places. They are also involved in search and rescue missions and protecting wildlife. Today, they continue to protect and serve both rural and city areas.

This patch symbolizes the strength and courage of the Alaska State Troopers.