Establishes the Superintendent of State Police rank as Colonel and allows retirant appointment without SPRS reenrollment.
Establishes that the Superintendent of State Police holds the rank of Colonel of State Police and permits the appointment of a retirant without reenrollment in the State Police Retirement System (SPRS). The bill ensures that a retirant appointed as superintendent is not required to reenroll in the SPRS, provided the retirement meets the requirement for a bona fide severance from employment and was not prearranged before retirement.
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