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BlueLine Support Access to BlueLine Support™ is through a 24 hour hotline [(855) 964-2583] which connects the calling officer with a trained peer support officer.
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BlueLine Support™ is a peer support officer program with a network of Mental Health Professionals, providing intervention, prevention, resiliency, and self-care services for law enforcement officers regardless of status. The peer support officer will explore the officer’s issues to determine the appropriateness of a referral to one of our network of Professionals. Many times simply speaking to a peer support officer gives the officer the necessary perspective and relief needed to address the issues without the need for a referral. For those times in which a referral is needed, the peer support officer will provide a referral to the officer based upon their geographical location, insurance provider, and presenting issue. Officer’s insurance providers are billed by the MHP so that HIPPA laws apply thus assuring 100% confidentiality is afforded and maintained. The MHPs utilized by BlueLine Support are carefully selected to include only those who have demonstrated an understanding in police culture and what an officer experiences daily. Most often this is achieved by the MHP having dealt previously with law enforcement officers in their private practices, having LEO family members, or were LEOs themselves. Each MHP is also trained by BlueLine Support prior to any officer being referred to them.

This is our fourth Brother lost so far this year. Thoughts and prayers from BlueLine Support.
12/01/2026

This is our fourth Brother lost so far this year. Thoughts and prayers from BlueLine Support.

Please keep our Brother, his family, friends and co-workers in your thoughts and prayers.
12/01/2026

Please keep our Brother, his family, friends and co-workers in your thoughts and prayers.

Prayers for our lost brother in blue.
12/01/2026

Prayers for our lost brother in blue.

Another Brother lost. Thoughts and prayers from BlueLine Support.
12/01/2026

Another Brother lost. Thoughts and prayers from BlueLine Support.

Thank you to all of our Brothers and Sisters working everyday protecting their communities. Thoughts and prayers for a s...
09/01/2026

Thank you to all of our Brothers and Sisters working everyday protecting their communities. Thoughts and prayers for a safe shift.

03/01/2026

It is with great sorrow that the Ohio State Highway Patrol recognizes the off-duty death of Sergeant Matthew Cook of the Defiance Post.

Our thoughts are with Sergeant Cook’s family, the Findlay District and the Patrol family as a whole.

Happy New Year to our Brothers and Sisters answering the phones in dispatch and responding to the calls on patrol. BlueL...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year to our Brothers and Sisters answering the phones in dispatch and responding to the calls on patrol.

BlueLine Support is here for you.

855-964-2583 or BlueLineSupport-BLS@gmail.com

31/12/2025

We regret to inform you of the loss of Deputy Sheriff Justin Mowery of the Blount County Sheriff's Office (Tennessee), EOW 12/28/2025.

Please visit Deputy Sheriff Mowery's memorial on ODMP.



Delaware State Police, De. Corporal Matthew Tyler Snook was working an off duty security job at a Delaware DMV office. C...
26/12/2025

Delaware State Police, De. Corporal Matthew Tyler Snook was working an off duty security job at a Delaware DMV office.

Corporal Grade One Ty Snook was shot and killed at the Karen L. Johnson Division of Motor Vehicles facility at 2230 Hessler Boulevard in New Castle.

Around 2:00 p.m., a man entered the DMV building and shortly thereafter approached Corporal Snook at the reception desk and shot him. After pushing a DMV employee out of the way, Corporal Snook was hit again. A responding New Castle police officer arrived on the scene and shot the suspect.

The suspect died at an area hospital.

Corporal Snook was transported to Christiana Hospital, where he succumbed to his wounds.

Corporal Snook was working at the DMV in an overtime position and had served with the Delaware State Police for ten years. [Source. The Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP)]

Please keep Corporal Snook, a true hero in your thoughts and prayers.

Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting, Washington State Patrol, Wa. was killed while working a crash.She was standing outside her v...
26/12/2025

Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting, Washington State Patrol, Wa. was killed while working a crash.

She was standing outside her vehicle when she was hit. Bystanders assisted with first aid, but unfortunately Trooper Guting passed away from her injuries.

Please keep Trooper Guting in your thoughts and prayers.

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