Alaska State Troopers
The mission of the Alaska State Troopers is to preserve the peace, enforce the law, prevent and detect crime, and protect life and property.
135,000 +
Calls for Service Annually
321
State Troopers Statewide
4
Patrol Detachments
1948
Year Established
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Public resources
File Crime Report
Non-emergency online reporting
Anonymous Tips
Crime & drug tips
Active Warrants
Active arrest warrants in Alaska
Stolen Vehicles
List of all vehicles reported stolen in Alaska
Missing Persons
List of active missing persons in Alaska
Victim Resources
Resources for victims of crime
Request Records
Request copies of AST records and digital evidence
Become an Alaska State Trooper
$126K
Avg. First Year Salary
22.5%
Retirement Match
21
Minimum Age
$10K
For Moving Expenses
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Patrol
Troopers provide frontline law enforcement services across Alaska, responding to calls and protecting communities statewide.
Major Crime Investigations
Specialized investigators handle serious and complex cases, including homicides, sexual assault, sexual abuse of minors, and other complex and major incidents.
Narcotics & Alcohol Investigations
Investigators work to disrupt the trafficking and illegal distribution of drugs and alcohol across Alaska.
Search and Rescue
Troopers coordinate and conduct search and rescue operations to locate and assist people in distress across Alaska’s vast terrain.
Judicial Services
Troopers ensure the safe transport of prisoners and provide security for Alaska’s courts and judicial system.
Training
Troopers receive ongoing, rigorous training to maintain readiness, enhance skills, and meet the evolving demands of public safety.
Aircraft Section
DPS has Alaska’s largest aircraft fleet and provides critical aviation support for enforcement, search and rescue, and rapid response across Alaska’s remote and challenging terrain.
Dispatch
Dispatchers serve as the critical link between the public and responders, coordinating timely and effective emergency response.
Latest News
Multi-Agency Human Trafficking Investigation Results in Multiple Arrests
April 16, 2026 (Anchorage, Alaska) – Following a year-long joint investigation, law enforcement officers from the Anchorage Police Department, Alaska State Troopers,
Monthly Drug Seizures – March 2026
This monthly report provides a preliminary overview of statewide drug and alcohol seizures investigated by the Alaska State Troopers Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit during March 2026, including year-to-date trends and comparisons to prior reporting periods. The data is intended to provide a snapshot of enforcement activity and emerging seizure trends across Alaska.
Monthly Drug Seizures – February 2026
This monthly report provides a preliminary overview of statewide drug and alcohol seizures investigated by the Alaska State Troopers Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit during February 2026, including year-to-date trends and comparisons to prior reporting periods. The data is intended to provide a snapshot of enforcement activity and emerging seizure trends across Alaska.
Monthly Drug Seizures – January 2026
This monthly report provides a preliminary overview of statewide drug and alcohol seizures investigated by the Alaska State Troopers Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit during January 2026, including year-to-date trends and comparisons to prior reporting periods. The data is intended to provide a snapshot of enforcement activity and emerging seizure trends across Alaska.
Emergency Alerts
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Find and Contact Your Closest Alaska State Trooper Office & Dispatch Center
DPS Headquarters
5700 East Tudor Road
Anchorage, AK 99507
(907) 269-5511
Report Employee Conduct
You can report employee conduct to any DPS office or employee. You can also report employee conduct securely online to the Office of Professional Standards here.