Chester County Fire Chiefs Association Mourns the Passing of Pennsylvania State Trooper Colton Demberger

The Chester County Fire Chiefs Association joins the Pennsylvania State Police and the entire public safety community in mourning the sudden passing of Trooper Colton Demberger, a member of Pennsylvania State Police Troop J.

Trooper Demberger graduated from the Pennsylvania State Police Academy as a member of the 155th Cadet Class in May 2019. He began his career at the Avondale barracks in Chester County before transferring to Troop J in Lancaster.

Colton is remembered by his fellow troopers for his infectious smile, laughter, and positive attitude. His passing is a tremendous loss to his family, friends, colleagues, and the public safety community.

He leaves behind his wife, two children, and his parents.

Supporting the Demberger Family

The Pennsylvania State Troopers Association has established a fundraising campaign through Help a Hero to provide financial support to Colton's family during this difficult time.

We encourage our fellow first responders and members of the Chester County community to consider making a donation. Every contribution, regardless of size, is an opportunity to show our support for a family facing an unimaginable loss.

Click Here to Support the Family of Trooper Colton Demberger - https://helpahero.com/campaign/supporting-the-family-of-tpr-colton-demberger (opens in a new tab)

The Chester County Fire Chiefs Association extends its deepest condolences to the Demberger family and the members of Pennsylvania State Police Troop J.

Rest in peace, Trooper Demberger. Thank you for your service.