Tempe police chief picked by Gov. Hobbs to be next DPS director

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Jeffrey Glover is the first African-American to hold this position in state history. Glover has served as Tempe's police chief for just over two years. In October 2020, Glover replaced then-Tempe Chief Sylvia Moir. At the time, the department had been the subject of community scrutiny, internal investigations, and lawsuits.

Published 2 months ago · Tempe, United States

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Tempe police chief picked by Gov. Hobbs to be next DPS director

Chief Jeffrey Glover has worked for the Tempe Police Department since 1999.

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Fox 10 Phoenix

Gov. Hobbs names Tempe PD Chief Jeff Glover new Arizona DPS director

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abc 15 Arizona

Gov. Katie Hobbs announces new DPS director, Jeffrey Glover

The former Tempe Police Chief is the first African-American to be named DPS director in state history.

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Arizona Daily Independent

Hobbs Names Tempe Police Chief Glover As New Director Of DPS

On Tuesday, Governor Katie Hobbs announced several members of her cabinet who will oversee Arizona's public safety institutions. Tempe Police Chief Jeff Glover has been named Director Of Department of Public Safety. Chief Glover began his career with the Tempe Police Department in October of 1999. After serving the department in a variety of capacities,...

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