A 22-year veteran of New York State Police has been appointed as the first female Troop A Commander in the 107-year history of the law enforcement organization.
On Thursday, Major Amie Feroleto became the 28th Troop A Commander, bringing with her over two decades of service, extensive experience across multiple Troops and roles, and educational credentials that underscore her leadership and commitment to public safety.
According to New York State Police, Major Feroleto will oversee all State Police patrol and investigative operations across the eight counties of Western New York, managing over 400 sworn and civilian personnel. Troop A includes Erie, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, Allegany, Wyoming, Genesee, Orleans, and Niagara counties.
Since beginning her State Police career in 2002, Major Feroleto has steadily risen through the ranks. Her diverse roles have included Uniform Trooper, Sergeant, Station Commander, Lieutenant, and Captain. Additionally, she served in the Professional Standards Bureau, gaining valuable experience in oversight and accountability.
Major Feroleto holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration and management and a master’s degree in criminal justice, reflecting her dedication to continuous learning and professional excellence. Her career, spanning service in Troops A, B, D, E, H, and K, demonstrates her adaptability and wide-ranging expertise.
This historic achievement not only recognizes Major Feroleto’s individual accomplishments but also sets an inspiring precedent for future leaders in law enforcement.
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