Maryland State Police Honor Fallen Heroes at Annual Ceremony

​Governor Wes Moore and Maryland State Police leaders joined families, troopers, and fire marshals Tuesday to honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty during the annual Maryland State Police Fallen Heroes Ceremony.

The ceremony, held at Maryland State Police Headquarters in Pikesville, recognized 43 state troopers, two troopers killed while serving in World War II, and one deputy state fire marshal who died while serving Maryland.

Governor Moore praised the fallen heroes for their sacrifice and service, while Maryland State Police Superintendent Colonel Michael A. Jackson said the ceremony honors the courage and dedication of those who answered the call to serve others.

Family members of the fallen, along with active and retired state troopers, civilian employees, and deputy state fire marshals, attended the event.
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The ceremony took place at the Maryland State Police Memorial Garden, which features monuments dedicated to troopers and fire marshals who died in the line of duty. The memorial honors those who gave their lives protecting and serving communities across Maryland.