Keel to be reappointed as SLED chief after brief retirement

Governor: SLED chief to be reappointed after brief retirement

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSAV) – South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) Chief Mark Keel is expected to continue his work at the agency following a brief retirement. Gov. Henry McMaster announced Thursday that he will reappoint Keel after he spends 30 days in retirement to receive retirement benefits, as is required by the South Carolina Police Officers Retirement System. It's common practice in the law enforcement community, according to McMaster…

Longtime SLED chief slated to be reappointed — but first, he’s retiring. Here’s why

The 66-year-old Chief Mark Keel recently received a $71,000 raise bringing his pay to more than $267,000 a year.

Longtime SLED chief slated to be reappointed — but first, he’s retiring. Here’s why

The 66-year-old Chief Mark Keel recently received a $71,000 raise bringing his pay to more than $267,000 a year.

Keel to be reappointed as SLED chief after brief retirement

Governor Henry McMaster announced Thursday he will reappoint South Carolina Law Enforcement (SLED) Chief Mark Keel following a brief 30-day retirement from the agency.

Gov. McMaster reappoints SLED Chief - ABC Columbia

Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– Thursday, according to the Governor’s Office, Gov. McMaster announced his decision to reappoint State Law Enforcement Director Mark Keel following Keel’s 30 day retirement from the agency. Keel notified the governor of his intent to retire Wednesday. Officials say the SC Police Officers Retirement System requires officers to retire for at least 30 days before returning to covered employment. A spokesperson for the Governor…