The recruit is expected to develop to the point of being able to perform all police functions independently. The evaluations received during the Academy and Field Training determine continued employment as a State Trooper Recruit. New recruits will be assigned to one of the detachments so they can become acquainted with department and the respective division policies. The Recruit will have the opportunity to work in various fields of law enforcement, and receive ample supervision and counseling while becoming an Alaska State Trooper. The base monthly salary for a State Trooper Recruit varies based on geographic location.
Salaries are subject to modification by terms of the collective bargaining agreement.
The State Trooper Recruit receives benefits including paid leave and holidays, life and health insurance programs for the State Trooper Recruit and dependents, and a retirement program when vested. If you wish to print this information, set page margins to .25 for best results. Alaska State Troopers. All Rights Reserved.