page_title: West Virginia State Police
section_title: Vehicles
hierarchical_section_title: West Virginia State Police / Vehicles
caption_attribution_description: English: West Virginia State Police unmarked Chevrolet Impala
context_page_description: The West Virginia State Police is a state law enforcement agency in the United States that provides police services to the residents of West Virginia. It is the fourth-oldest state police agency in the US, and was created in the second extraordinary session of the West Virginia Legislature on June 19, 1919, as a result of uprisings surrounding organized labor in the coal and mine industries.
context_section_description: State Police vehicles are composed of a variety of makes with blue and gold colors accompanied by the agency's logo on the side front doors. For many years, the agency has used Ford Crown Victorias for the road. In recent years however, State Police has phased in Chevy Impalas and the new Ford Police Interceptor and Police Interceptor Utility into its fleet. The agency also uses unmarked vehicles that are usually assigned to command staff members. Vehicles are mainly equipped with blue LED lights.
caption: An unmarked Chevy Impala parked at the West Virginia State Police Academy
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