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About Us: The Maryland State Police has served the citizens of Maryland since its inception in 1921. Our Troopers are among the finest law enforcement officers in the world and each one is sworn to uphold our core values of Integrity, Fairness and Service. Our Mission & Vision Mission: The mission of the Maryland State Police is to serve the people of Maryland and those who visit our State through purposed policing that protects our citizens, prevents criminal acts and traffic crashes, and provides the highest quality of law enforcement services available anywhere. This is accomplished through a network of local barracks and specialized units working in consultation and cooperation with allied public safety agencies to address issues impacting public safety in Maryland and each jurisdiction through an inter-jurisdictional strategy. Goals 1. Prevent and investigate crime while supporting allied law enforcement agencies. 2. Enhance the safety of all who travel on Maryland's highways. 3. Support citizens and the communities in which they live. 4. Develop an efficient and effective workforce. Core Values 1. Integrity - employees will: -Uphold the public trust by being honest; -Maintain the highest ethical standards and a moral character. 2. Fairness - employees will: -Treat every person with respect and dignity in an unbiased, courteous and professional manner; -Remain in control and respond appropriately when dealing with a citizen or an MSP employee; -Protect the constitutional rights of all persons through impartial enforcement of the law. Service - employees will: -Provide dedicated and compassionate assistance to all persons; -Promote leadership, cooperation and assistance to fellow citizens Equal Opportunity Employer As an equal opportunity employer, the Department of the Maryland State Police is committed to recruiting, retaining and promoting employees who are reflective of the State’s diversity.

Mission: Managing fish and wildlife resources for their long-term well-being and the benefit of people. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) consists of 1,947 full-time-equivalent employees, including more than 700 sworn law enforcement officers. More than 900 Other Personal Services employees also work for the FWC. All personnel work together to protect and manage more than 575 species of wildlife, 200 species of freshwater fish and 500 species of saltwater fish. The FWC works to balance the needs of these fish and wildlife species and the habitats that support them with the needs of Florida's nearly 19 million residents and the millions of people who visit the state each year. The FWC came into existence on July 1, 1999 - the result of a constitutional amendment approved in the 1998 General Election as part of the package proposed by the Constitution Revision Commission. In the implementation of the Constitutional Amendment, the Florida Legislature combined all of the staff and Commissioners of the former Marine Fisheries Commission, elements of the Divisions of Marine Resources and Law Enforcement of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and all of the employees and Commissioners of the former Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.

Boat Owners Association of The United States, better known as BoatUS®, is sometimes described as "The Boat Owner's Auto Club®" due to its Membership-based recreational boat and trailer towing services offered by TowBoatUS. From BoatUS Marine Insurance, to on the water towing, to the highly awarded BoatUS Magazine, to the Government Affairs' office lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill, we strive to make your time out on the water as enjoyable as possible.