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New York State Police Governor Paterson and Superintendent Corbitt Present New York State Police Annual Awards
(Albany, NY - May 28, 2008) - Governor David A. Paterson today joined New York State Police Superintendent Harry J. Corbitt to commend and recognize 39 honorees for bravery, investigative persistence, police education, traffic safety and community service at the New York State Police Annual Awards Day Ceremony. The annual ceremony, held at the New York State Police Academy, pays tribute to the courage and perseverance of sworn and non-sworn members of the New York State Police.
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New York State Police Governor Paterson and Superintendent Corbitt Recognize Recent State Police Promotions
(Albany, NY - May 27, 2008) - Today Governor David Paterson joined Superintendent Harry Corbitt to recognize twelve recently promoted New York State Police Executive Staff members and Commissioned Officers.
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Sample Schedule

  • Work schedule: 12 hour tours

  • 3 day pass alternating weekends

  • 60 hour week/24 hour week

Troopers on the road primarily work a 12 hour tour. Typically the shifts are from 7am to 7pm and vice versa. There are flex (staggered) shifts in which troopers may work from 12pm until 12am or 3pm until 3am. The schedule follows a two week pattern and is illustrated in the diagram. A schedule is 28 days in length and during such, a trooper will work 14 days and have 14 days off. As you can see this allows for a ‘3 day weekend’ (Friday, Saturday, Sunday off) every other week. Troopers work 168 hours per schedule.

Troopers occasionally have to work on a scheduled day off for a variety of reasons, including appearances in court and can earn overtime as a result. Troopers receive holiday pay which is included in the base salary and as such are not given special consideration for holidays. Troopers are expected to work their scheduled shift even when it falls on a holiday.

New troopers receive 120 hours of vacation and 24 of hours paid personal leave annually, accumulating up to a maximum of 224 hours of vacation and 40 hours of personal leave, depending on length of service. Paid sick leave accumulates at the rate of 104 hours per year

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