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Meet the Officers

Know more about the officers, serving their community for a collective of over 86 years.

Montana Highway Patrol

Mickey Doherty

Trooper Doherty, a Butte native, left his job as an engineer because he found fulfillment in protecting his community. He joined the highway patrol in Bozeman and works around the clock to serve and protect the citizens of Gallatin County.

Montana Highway Patrol

Jacob Patton

After being a welder for twenty years in Shreveport, Louisiana Officer Patton moved up to Bozeman to follow in the footsteps of his father, who was also a highway patrolman, and to raise his kids in beautiful Bozeman, Montana.

Since

1934

1395 - Montana legislation passed a law to create a law enforcement agency dedicated to keeping Montana highways safe. In between 1933-4 Montana lead the in highway deaths, jumping 74% in incident rates.

PERSPECTIVES

The leading cause of crashes are due to over correcting. Never slam on the breaks or jerk the steering wheel while correcting or sliding on ice.

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As Covid has unquestionably impacted Bozeman, Montana's day to day life, often the most impacted weighs on those charged to protect and serve our communities. This project is diving into the response and resilience of Gallatin Valleys Law Offices and how their teamwork has lead to a safer community in these trying times.

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