MARYLAND STATE POLICE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Serving the members and retirees of the Maryland State Police for over 60 years.
We Served With Honor, Dignity, Pride and Integrity.
Founded
The Maryland State Police Alumni Association, Inc. (MSPAA) was formed in 1960. The purpose was to form a body of former and current members of the Maryland State Police in a bond of good fellowship, to promote a closer professional and social union among them and to assist and promote the Maryland State Police.
Membership
If you are a retired, active, former or civilian employee of the MD State Police, and are interested in learning more about our association, check out the information on the “Membership” page.
Allied police agency personnel active or retired are welcome and may apply as an Associate member.
Stay Informed
“The Alumni News” is a popular quarterly newsletter of the Alumni Association that is mailed to all its members around the State and country.
We also have an email distribution service to keep our members and associates aware of events and interests involving our organization.
Meetings
The Alumni Association normally meets several times a year at luncheons held around the State of Maryland. Some social events take place between meetings. Spouses are always welcome.
MSPAA President's Message
Sarah "Jeannie" Mastronardi
On behalf of the Board of Directors and our membership, welcome to the Maryland State Police Alumni Association (MSPAA). Our association includes former troopers, civilian employees, police dispatchers, and citizens dedicated to supporting the department’s mission and maintaining the bond formed by our shared oath.
Since 1960, the MSPAA has supported the Maryland State Police through volunteer efforts, fundraisers, and legislative advocacy. We actively report on upcoming events, legal issues, health and welfare concerns, and recruitment efforts. We also honor the legacy of our members, including those lost in the line of duty, through the Memorial at the Maryland State Police Headquarters in Pikesville and the K9 Cemetery at the Easton Barrack.
We invite you to participate in several ongoing tributes:
– Tom Ingram Walk of Honor: Members may purchase an engraved brick to pave the pathway to our law enforcement memorial.
– The MSP Museum: Following a successful $300,000 renovation of the old military arsenal, we continue to improve our museum to tell the story of the department from the 1920s to today.
– Honorary Wall: Located at the museum entrance, this tile project offers a place of remembrance and legacy. We are currently filling the second Honorary Wall and hope to complete it by mid-2026. Only a few spots remain to have your name or the name of an MSP hero engraved.
Applications for these projects are available on our website. Your donation is fully tax-deductible as the MSPAA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”
Since 1960, the MSPAA has supported the Maryland State Police through volunteer efforts, fundraisers, and legislative advocacy. We actively report on upcoming events, legal issues, health and welfare concerns, and recruitment efforts. We also honor the legacy of our members, including those lost in the line of duty, through the Memorial at the Maryland State Police Headquarters in Pikesville and the K9 Cemetery at the Easton Barrack.
We invite you to participate in several ongoing tributes:
– Tom Ingram Walk of Honor: Members may purchase an engraved brick to pave the pathway to our law enforcement memorial.
– The MSP Museum: Following a successful $300,000 renovation of the old military arsenal, we continue to improve our museum to tell the story of the department from the 1920s to today.
– Honorary Wall: Located at the museum entrance, this tile project offers a place of remembrance and legacy. We are currently filling the second Honorary Wall and hope to complete it by mid-2026. Only a few spots remain to have your name or the name of an MSP hero engraved.
Applications for these projects are available on our website. Your donation is fully tax-deductible as the MSPAA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”
(Matthew 5:9)
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