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The Division of State Police is organized into two principal branches, the Uniform Force and the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. The NYSP has 507 posts patrolled by uniform troopers. Administratively, the NYSP is organized into 11 troops and a division headquarters.
The secretary of state serves as the head of the Department of State, which acts as the states planning agency and keeper of records, including the Great Seal of New York. The secretary is responsible for the regulation of certain businesses and professions.
The work of a New York State Trooper encompasses everything from traditional patrol duties to responding to 911 calls. Established in 1935, the BCI is the plainclothes detective branch of the NYSP, with over 1,000 investigative personnel in its ranks.
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In many states, the state police are known by different names: the various terms used are State Police, Highway Patrol, State Highway Patrol, State Patrol, and State Troopers. However, the jurisdictions and functions of these agencies are usually the same, regardless of title.
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0:12 2:39 The Secretary of State Police is a unique law enforcement entity that operates under the opaces ofMoreThe Secretary of State Police is a unique law enforcement entity that operates under the opaces of the Secretary of States office in certain states. In Illinois for example the Secretary of State
Under the supervision of the Police Lieutenant, the Secretary is responsible for performing clerical duties, processing reports, and maintaining department files and records.
The NYSP recognizes its responsibility to maintain the public confidence and trust, and the need to ensure integrity and accountability both by the agency and by each employee.

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