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Training Division
At the Training Academy
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Outside of Michigan State Police Training Academy.
Training Academy
7426 North Canal Road
Lansing, Michigan 48913Phone: 517-636-7500
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Michigan State Police patrol car.
Precision Driving Unit
The Training Division's Precision Driving Unit provides regularly scheduled precision driving programs to law enforcement personnel from throughout the United States and Canada. -
Trooper recruits sitting in auditorium.
Apply for Recruit School
Be prepared! See MSP's comprehensive workout program to better prepare applicants for the physical expectations of recruit school.
Find information about recruit schools, career paths, and more.
Education & Training Opportunities
Find more education and training opportunities for law enforcement
Michigan Police Pistol Match
In Honor of Those Who Have Fallen
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Four troopers standing at the Fallen Trooper Memorial
Fallen Trooper Memorial
Learn more about the Fallen Trooper MemorialSince the inception of the Michigan State Police in 1917, every enforcement member of the department has taken an oath to "preserve, protect and defend" the Constitution, the honor and traditions of the Michigan State Police, and the public safety of the people of Michigan. Fifty-seven members of the department have affirmed that oath with their lives. Our fathers, brothers, sons, wives, daughters, friends and colleagues, they were, and remain, our heroes. We owe it to them to cherish the memory of their lives and to validate the purpose of their ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Their last full measure of devotion to the honor and traditions of the Michigan State Police must continue to teach and inspire future generations.
A Fallen Trooper Memorial has been constructed on the grounds of the Michigan State Police Training Academy near Lansing. It was funded entirely by private donations.