NJ Bill Would Let Retired Troopers Serve as State Police Superintendent Without Losing Pension

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NJ Bill Would Let Retired Troopers Serve as State Police Superintendent Without Losing Pension

Trenton, NJ — New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would formally give the State Police superintendent the rank of colonel while allowing retired troopers to return as superintendent without reenrolling in the State Police Retirement System.

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NJ Bill Would Let Retired Troopers Serve as State Police Superintendent Without Losing Pension

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