Patrick Beyea

Patrick Beyea possesses extensive law enforcement experience. Operating from Middletown, New York, he currently functions as a Senior Investigator with the New York State Police Department. In his capacity as an Investigator, Patrick Beyea specializes in the analysis of accidents and serious crimes involving a fatality.

At the same time, Patrick Beyea also maintains an array of supervisory and administrative functions in this role. Regularly liaising with local, state, and federal governmental departments, he manages a unit of state investigators operating in the Middletown, New York, area. As a Police administrator, he oversees the delivery of administrative and statistical reports and manages the team's evidence and equipment. Across the board, Mr. Beyea prides himself on the consistently high quality of his work. The recipient of Orange County, New York's 1998 Police Chiefs Association Police Officer of the Year prize, he also won the Rockland County's American Legion Law Enforcement Award in 2007.

Patrick Beyea has served with the New York State Police since 1987. He holds a Master of Arts from Seton Hall University. Prior to graduating from the South Orange, New Jersey, institution with a degree in Human Resources, he joined the Seton Hall branch of the Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society for Education.

Patrick Beyea maintains a rich personal life. In addition to his ongoing responsibilities as a New York State Police Senior Investigator, he continues to engage an array of personal interests. In particular, he enjoys gardening whenever time permits. In fact, his family's home received a listing in the 2009 Hidden Gardens' tour of Middletown, New York. At the same time, he participates in a number of ongoing philanthropic projects. Operating as a regular volunteer with the Orange Literacy, he teaches English as a Second Language and basic English literacy through the program. Patrick Beyea continues to live and work in the New York area.