HARRISBURG, DAUPHIN COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Seven Pennsylvania State Troopers out of Stroudsburg were commended for exemplary public service.
Colonel Christopher Paris, Commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police, presented the chosen troopers with the Governor’s Awards for Excellence.
Corporal Ray Suda and Troopers Nicholas Sully, Michael Zaleskas, Pat Regan, Jesse Strausberger, Kenneth Snerr, and Michael Besten, all from the Stroudsburg barracks were commended for rescuing a woman from a burning home on April 18.
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Approximately 30 troopers were honored for their service during the attempted assassination of Trump while campaigning for his second term as President, on July 13, 2024.
Lieutenant Matthew Bonin received an award for his contributions to the department’s Cellular Analysis Unit.
“These public servants demonstrated professionalism, initiative, and an unwavering dedication to helping others,” said Colonel Paris. “Through their hard work, exceptional leadership, and courage in the face of danger, they exemplify the best of what the Pennsylvania State Police has to offer."
99 employees total received awards for their service in 2024.
