LANSING, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – Colonel Joe Gasper has announced his retirement after 25 years of serving with the Michigan State Police.
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“I am thankful and grateful to Governor Whitmer for entrusting me with this role,” Colonel Gasper said. “Leading the men and women of the Michigan State Police as we work to build a Michigan where everyone feels safe and secure has been the honor of my 25-year policing career. With the Governor’s support over the last five years, we have built a solid foundation for modern policing.”
MSP hired nearly 500 troopers under Gaspar’s tenure. In addition, he advanced equipment and technologies to help with public safety.
Colonel Gasper’s retirement will take effect in September. The State of Michigan will conduct a search to select the next MSP director.
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