Missouri Highway Patrol
Crash Statistics
Statistics are provided describing Missouri’s crash experience andcharacteristics. The primary source for these statistics is the Statewide Traffic AccidentRecords System maintained by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Missouri’s historic crashand severity experience as well as causal factors are described including number ofpersons killed and injured, death and injury rates, crash circumstances, speedinvolvement, alcohol involvement, young driver involvement, and older driver involvement.The publication entitled Missouri Traffic Safety Compendium provides detailed crashstatistics. ... [Read More]
UCR Program
In 2001 Missouri instituted mandatory UCR reporting on a statewide basis. Every lawenforcement agency in the State has since been required to report crime data monthly tothe Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP). MSHP creates and maintains computer files of theMissouri UCR data and supplies information not only to the FBI for use in national crimestatistics, but also to local agencies and organizations. The Missouri State Highway Patrol Uniform Crime Reporting Section is responsible forreviewing and approving all data submitted to Missouri’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program.The MSHP's Information Systems Division submits Missouri’s Uniform Crime Reporting data tothe FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Section. Each year the FBI uses this data, along with datareported by other states, to publish "Crime in the United States". Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Statistical Analysis Website The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) administers the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR)Statistical Anal ... [Read More]
State Highway Patrol State Criminal Background Check
The Family Care Safety Registry maintains a computer interface with the Criminal Records and Identification Division of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The Registry currently has statutory authority to request from the patrol whether a registered child-care, elder care or personal care worker has any criminal history record for a felony or misdemeanor or any offense. ... [Read More]
Traffic Division Home
The Traffic Division serves as a data repositoryof statewide motor vehicle accident reports, convictions of alcohol and drug-related traffic offenses, dispositions onMissouri State Highway Patrol traffic arrests, and assignment of unique numbers for inclusion on the Uniform Citation(UC). The division also maintains Missouri's Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) for the National Highway TrafficSafety Administration (NHTSA). Motor vehicle traffic crash information is obtained by law enforcement agencies across the state, authorized toinvestigate traffic crashes, submitting crash information via the Missouri Uniform Accident Report. Once the crashreports are reviewed, data from reports meeting specific criteria are encoded into the Statewide Traffic AccidentRecords System (STARS). The availability of statistical information concerning motor vehicle crashes, information abouta specific crash, and actual copies of crash reports is contingent upon the finalized Missouri Uniform Accide ... [Read More]
Troop E Home
original six troops within the Highway Patrol. The first Troop E Headquarters in 1931 was located in Sikeston. In 1937, the headquarters was moved to Poplar Bluff. The first Highway Patrol service center was opened in 1973 in Sikeston to serve the citizens of that area. There are approximately 89 uniformed officers, 61 uniformed civilians, and 13 civilian employees assigned to this 13-county Southeast Missouri troop. The Troop E Service Center is located on US-60 approximately one mile west of I-55 in Sikeston. ... [Read More]
Missouri Department of Transportation
Mo. State Highway Patrol ... The new map, available free of charge, charts Missouri's system of highways and bridges as well as major rivers, lakes, state parks, forests, the Lewis and Clark trail and many other features. ... Federal Highway Admin. ... [Read More]
Missouri Division of Professional Registration
Turn right onto Missouri Boulevard and go to the second stoplight Turn left at this light and then turn right onto the entrance ramp for the eastbound lanes of Hwy. 50 Take Hwy. 50 East, to the Clark Avenue exit You will pass through five stoplights in the downtown area Clark Avenue is the first exit from Highway 50 East after going through the fifth stoplight Turn right onto Clark Avenue and then make an immediate left turn onto Elm Street Take Elm Street to the Highway Patrol Headquarters, approximately ½ mile The Highway Patrol will be on the right-hand side of the street Take the second entrance to the Patrol Headquarters This entrance is marked with a yellow sign that says "Criminal Records" ... [Read More]
MSHP Home
The reconstruction of nine miles of I-44 in Crawford County has caused both east and westbound lanes of the highway to be funneled down to one lane within that area. Despite MODOT’s pre-planning of using the adjacent service roads for an alternate route, traffic flow was so great that long traffic jams still existed during the first weekend of the project. Once stuck in traffic, many motorists made the decision to use the grass median to cross from the interstate onto the outer road. The Highway Patrol would like to remind drivers that this is not only dangerous, but also a violation of law. Troopers patrolling the area wrote numerous citations over the past weekend for this offense. Within the near future another long-term construction project west of Rolla in Phelps County, may also result in traffic being funneled down to one lane. ... [Read More]
Missouri Highway Patrol FAQ Page
A: The MSHP Crime Laboratory Division will accept evidence from any lawenforcement agency, regulatory agency, or law enforcement function branch of an agency in or of theState of Missouri or the Federal Government of the United States. All evidence received must beassociated with a criminal investigation. Evidence associated with civil litigation will not beaccepted. DNA evidence and convicted offender blood samples will be accepted according to thecriteria outlined in the MSHP DNA Profiling Service Pamphlet and RSMo 650.055. Law enforcementagencies and crime laboratories requesting DNA profiling searches on forensic crime scene samples oroffender information will be required to submit their request according to the MSHP Guidelines forConvicted Offender Sample and CODIS Database Usage. All evidence received by the Highway PatrolCrime Laboratory must have a proper seal installed. A proper seal is defined as closure of thecontainer by any number of various sealing devices which will pro ... [Read More]
Sex Offender Information Page
The information on the web site refers only to persons who have beenconvicted of, found guilty of or plead guilty to committing orattempting to commit sexual offenses and may not reflect the entirecriminal history of a particular individual. Offenders required toregister for crimes of kidnapping, felonious restraint or child abusemay not be listed on this web site. The Sex Offender Registry was created in response to the MissouriLegislature’s resolution to facilitate public access to availableinformation about persons registered as sexual offenders. The MissouriState Highway Patrol, Criminal Records and Identification Division, hasnot considered or assessed the specific risk of re-offense with regardto any individual prior to his or her inclusion on this web site and hasmade no determination that any individual included on the web site iscurrently dangerous. Individuals included on the web site are includedsolely by virtue of their conviction record and Missouri state law. Theprimary ... [Read More]
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