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French Lick Today
By the People, for the People
Indiana State Police Master Trooper Retires After 26 Years
Tim Weisenberger, a native of French Lick, is praised for his work ethic and mentorship of younger troopers.
Published on Feb. 24, 2026
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Indiana State Police Master Trooper Tim Weisenberger is retiring after 26 years of service. Weisenberger, a native of French Lick and graduate of Springs Valley High School, joined the Indiana State Police in 1999 after earning an associate's degree from Vincennes University. Throughout his career, he served in various roles including Field Training Officer, recruit school counselor, member of the Tactical Intervention Platoon, and driver in the high-performance Mustang unit.
Why it matters
Weisenberger's retirement marks the end of an era for the Indiana State Police, as he was a respected and experienced trooper who played a key role in mentoring and training younger officers. His dedication and safe driving record over 26 years of service are noteworthy accomplishments.
The details
During his 26-year career, Weisenberger logged more than 900,000 safe driving miles. He is praised for his strong work ethic and commitment to mentoring younger troopers at the department.
- Weisenberger joined the Indiana State Police in 1999 after earning an associate's degree from Vincennes University.
- Weisenberger is retiring in February 2026 after 26 years of service.
The players
Tim Weisenberger
An Indiana State Police Master Trooper who is retiring after 26 years of service, including roles as a Field Training Officer, recruit school counselor, member of the Tactical Intervention Platoon, and driver in the high-performance Mustang unit.
Indiana State Police
The state law enforcement agency that Weisenberger has served for 26 years, known for its high standards and commitment to public safety.
The takeaway
Weisenberger's retirement after 26 years of exemplary service with the Indiana State Police highlights the importance of experienced, dedicated law enforcement officers who can mentor the next generation. His safe driving record and commitment to training younger troopers are admirable achievements.
