State Troopers Association of Nebraska

04/09/2026

This week, Troop D Members delivered bicycles to the Guardians of the Children in North Platte. Donating to a group that supports children who have experienced abuse & other life-altering events is humbling and we are thankful to have a positive impact. We appreciate our sponsors for allowing us to give back to our communities in meaningful ways. Nebraska State Patrol Guardians Of The Children - FlatRock Chapter

06/03/2025

Hey Omaha!! Let's show up big!! You get a great deal at the NEW Jersey Mike's Subs on West Center Road and at the same time you'll be showing your support for the family of Trooper Kyle McAcy! Kyle gave his life in the Line of Duty on February 17, while assisting motorists who had been involved in a crash on Interstate 80 near Ashland.
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03/18/2025

We are excited to announce that STAN has been approved for an Organizational License Plate design! We must receive 250 individual plate applications prior to the production of the first plates.

Anyone registering their vehicles in Nebraska can be a part of the inaugural order by completing the Application Form and submitting it back to us via email [email protected]
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_6OVDyHS9BpmzwFdjI5m6bJ80umS0O4a/view?usp=sharing

You will then use Venmo to pay -STAN $70 per order. (If the Venmo payor does not match the name on the application submitted, please reference the applicant's name in the memo so that we can ensure payment is applied correctly.) If you must write a check, please DM for further instructions!

Please share this post so that we can reach our 250! We do know that the first orders unfortunately cannot be personalized.

Nebraska State Patrol Foundation Nebraska Troopers Charity, Inc. Nebraska State Patrol Nebraska American Legion Lancaster County Sheriff's Office

02/18/2025

Official Donation information for Trooper Kyle McAcy’s Family
https://fundthefirst.com/campaign/in-honor-of-trooper-kyle-mcacy-support-his-family-qcea1q

The Nebraska Troopers Charity, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit that was created to support Troopers and their families when they are in need.

Many have asked how they can support Trooper McAcy’s family financially.
The charity is accepting donations via Venmo -inc or via check mailed to:
Nebraska Troopers Charity, Inc
PO Box 6729
Lincoln, NE 68506

On February 17, Trooper Kyle McAcy #302, was tragically killed in a traffic accident on I-80.
Trooper McAcy, 31, was a ten-year veteran of the Nebraska State Patrol. He was a graduate of Camp 56 and wore badge #302. Trooper McAcy has served in the Patrol Division, Carrier Enforcement, and as a Crisis Negotiator. He was stationed in Omaha.

On February 17, we tragically lost Trooper Kyle McAcy #302 in a traffic accident on I-80. At just 31 years old, Kyle was a dedicated ten-year veteran of the Nebraska State Patrol, serving in various capacities including the Patrol Division, Carrier Enforcement, and as a Crisis Negotiator. He proudly...

02/18/2025

Our members and blue family are mourning one of our own today. Trooper Kyle McAcy was one of a kind and will be missed tremendously by both his blood and blue family and many friends. Official donation information will be available soon and will be shared here. Rest in peace, Kyle.

02/18/2025

NSP Mourns Loss of Trooper Kyle McAcy

FEBRUARY 17, 2025 (OMAHA, NEB.) — The Nebraska State Patrol is heartbroken to announce that Trooper Kyle McAcy #302 was killed in the line of duty today in a traffic crash on Interstate 80.

Preliminary investigation shows that Trooper McAcy was responding with other troopers to a crash on Interstate 80 near mile marker 424, between Ashland and Greenwood. During that response, Trooper McAcy was outside his patrol unit and was struck by a snowplow.

Troopers immediately rushed to his aid, but Trooper McAcy succumbed to his injuries on scene. The Nebraska State Patrol has asked the Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office to conduct the crash investigation. Trooper McAcy’s family has been notified and NSP personnel are providing support at this time.

“Our NSP family is devastated today,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “Kyle was a dedicated trooper, a devoted public servant, and most importantly a good friend to many in Omaha and beyond. His loss is being felt by countless people. Please keep his family, friends, colleagues, and community in your hearts as they deal with this unimaginable loss.”

Trooper McAcy, 31, was a ten-year veteran of the Nebraska State Patrol. He was a graduate of Camp 56 and wore badge #302. Trooper McAcy has served in the Patrol Division, Carrier Enforcement, and as a Crisis Negotiator. He was stationed in Omaha.

The Nebraska State Patrol will hold a news conference at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday at NSP State Headquarters in Lincoln – 4600 Innovation Drive, Lincoln, NE, 68521. For media unable to attend in person, a livestream will be provided on the NSP page. Nebraska State Patrol