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Contact Information Headquarters Location 7919 Independence Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Hours Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. *Closed on all holidays observed by the State of Louisiana General Information Line LSP HQ Main Number: 225-925-6006

USEFUL LINKS Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission Louisiana Department of Public Safety Louisiana State Analytical and Fusion Exchange Louisiana VINE Destination Zero Deaths

CONCEALED HANDGUN PERMIT UNIT The Concealed Handgun Permit online application portal can be accessed at: CHP.LA.GOV Users who registered an account prior to November 2023 will need to re-register as a new user. NOTE: Fingerprint cards from other agencies will no longer be accepted after May 1, 2024 for Concealed Hangun Permits only. This does not apply …

The Louisiana Computerized Criminal History (LACCH) system is maintained by the Louisiana State Police, Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information – Louisiana Criminal Justice Information Services (BCII-LCJIS), which is the repository for criminal history for …

The Louisiana Applicant Processing System (LAPS) provides a statewide network of fingerprint sites where applicants can submit digital fingerprints within their local communities.

Explore the diverse career opportunities available to commissioned troopers at the Louisiana State Police, offering a rewarding path towards serving and protecting communities.

The Traffic Records Unit is the central processing location for all accidents handled by Louisiana Department of Public Safety and State Police. The reports are processed by scanning the document into an "image" file and indexing it to allow electronic retrieval.

Louisiana State Police emerged from a highway commission in 1922 with a force of 16 men patrolling the highways on motorcycles to its current status of a state police force of 1022 men and women responsible for all elements of criminal and highway safety interdiction in the state.

Troop I is very proud to protect and serve the residents of Louisiana, and we enthusiastically welcome visitors to our great state. If we can assist you in any way, or if you have questions concerning Troop I, please contact our Public Information Officer at [email protected] or call (337) 262-5880.