(BERLIN, MD) – Lt. Governor Aruna Miller will join Maryland State Police Superintendent Colonel Roland L. Butler, Jr., Maryland Department of General Services Secretary Atif Chaudhry, other elected officials, and current and former members of the Maryland State Police for the official ribbon cutting of the new Berlin Barrack “V” in Worcester County.
The new Berlin Barrack replaces aging infrastructure built in 1976 with a facility featuring expanded trooper briefing and classroom space, an improved vehicle maintenance garage, a secure sally port, and enhanced visibility from U.S. Route 50 in Worcester County. Berlin Barrack will also be home to an expanded forensic sciences laboratory.
The Forensic Sciences Division – Berlin, equipped with 21st century enhancements and cutting‑edge forensic capabilities, will upgrade the forensic services offered on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. In addition to the modernization of the Controlled Dangerous Substances Unit, which has served local citizens since 1991, on-site operations now also include the disciplines of Crime Scene, Latent Prints and Impressions, and Toxicology.
WHAT: Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack “V” Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
WHEN: Tuesday, September 9, 2025 – 1 P.M.
WHERE: 9758 Ocean Gateway (Route 50), Berlin, MD, 21811
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CONTACT: Office of Media Communications, msp.media@maryland.gov
