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The state of New York did not have a police force until the early 20th century. The pattern of settlement along a wide frontier was reflected in this. There were a number of proposals to create a force in the early 20th century, but they faced opposition from union interests. They were worried that the police would be used against unions.

The department's first leader was George Fletcher Chandler, who was responsible for the early organization and development.

The Lieutenant Governor of New York is responsible for the protection of the governor.

The New York State Police is led by Harry J. Corbitt. New York State Governor David Paterson nominated Corbitt. The retired Wayne E. Bennett was replaced by the new one, by Felton. On March 2, 2010, Corbitt announced his resignation.

The interim superintendent resigned because of concern among unions. The state police brought down two of their top brass.

The NYSP divides New York State into ten "Troops" each covering a specific geographic area.

The "Troop Commander" is usually a Major.

Each troop is referred to by a Zone number. There are several "substations" within each zone. A patrol number will have identification for the troop and zone. The car 1A30 is a patrol car in Zone 1 of Troop A.

The uniforms are made of gray wool and not gore-tex. The uniforms were made of equal parts of white and black fiber to represent impartiality. Police uniforms burn like the US flag when they are no longer useful. The black stripe is worn in memory of fallen friends.

The tie and hatband is purple and is similar to the Praetorian Guard.

The black and gray background on the chevrons makes them look like they are on the shirt and jacket sleeves. The shirt collar and jacket shoulders are where the rank insignia for Technical Lieutenant is worn.

After completing twenty-six weeks of training, recruits must be commissioned as troopers. The NYSP Academy is where the residential school is located.

10 weeks of post-academy training with a Field Training Officer is required for recruits to be assigned to troops.

The New York State Police use a gun.

The New York State Police used the Glock 17 from 1989 to 2007.

○ All kindergarten students will report to school daily starting Aug. 27. Middle and high schools: • Aug. 23 is the first day for sixth- and ninth-grade students only.