Open enrollment is now upon us, and I have been asked by several retired Medicare eligible members if there is any change in the state prescription coverage for these retirees in calendar year 2021. The short answer is NO. Legislation passed in 2019 will eventually move retirees out of the state’s prescription coverage plan to … Continued
We regret to inform you that on August 28, 2020 Retired PCO S. Marvin Hollinger, 80, passed away at the Dove House, Westminster, Maryland. The Maryland Troopers Association sends its deepest condolences to the Hollinger family at this difficult time. Marvin was instrumental in forming Lodge 20 and coordinated many of the Lodge fundraisers. He … Continued
We regret to inform you that on August 13, 2020 Retired Sergeant George Arthur Butler, 64, passed away. The Maryland Troopers Association sends its deepest condolences to the Butgler family at this difficult time. The following obituary was reprinted from the Fletcher Funeral Home. George Arthur Butler, 64, of Westminster, died Thursday, August 13, 2020, … Continued
This is your chance to show your support for law enforcement. As previously posted on the MTA Face Book Page, the MTA, along with the MTA’s law firm and MTA’s lobbyist, is closely monitoring the various committees addressing police reform. One of the suggestions for police reform is making personnel records of police officers available … Continued
Here is the link showing the details of the MSP 151 Academy Class Graduation. https://mdtroopers.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/MSP-151-Academy-Class-Graduation-2.pdf
We regret to inform you that on Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Retired Trooper First Class Michael Burns, 69, passed away. The Maryland Troopers Association sends its deepest condolences to the Burns family family at this difficult time. The following obituary was reprinted from the Burrier-Queen funeral home. Michael John “Mike” Burns, Sr., 69, of Westminster, … Continued
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Click on the link below to see the flyer about the 2020 NTC Picnic.
As we know, this is a strange time to be out in the community on a daily basis. First, we recommend protecting yourself as much as possible. This means following all CDC and State Government recommendations to the full extent possible. However, it’s obvious that our troopers may be in contact with individuals exposed to … Continued
Sgt. Brian Blubaugh, MTA President, testified on February 5, 2020 in support of SB303 before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee. This bill adds language that will allow active MSP Troopers, who work outside of the County where they live, to be eligible for a property tax credit for their residence. On February 11, 2020, … Continued