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Senate confirms former Tempe police chief to head DPS

Posted 8/3/23

The Arizona Senate this week confirmed former Tempe Police Chief Jeff Glover to lead the Department of Public Safety.

He is one of a few of Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nominees to lead state …

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PUBLIC SAFETY

Senate confirms former Tempe police chief to head DPS

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The Arizona Senate this week confirmed former Tempe Police Chief Jeff Glover to lead the Department of Public Safety.

He is one of a few of Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nominees to lead state agencies who were confirmed by the Senate and the last before this week’s adjournment.

Hobbs, who appointed Glover to the position earlier this year, congratulated the director Aug. 1, saying he “has protected Arizonans for more than two decades during his career in law enforcement.

“His focus on revitalizing and restoring trust in our public safety institutions is the direction our state needs as we work toward an Arizona for everyone.”