MADD’s Law Enforcement Committee Members
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Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Colonel Jeffrey D. Glover as Director of the Arizona Department of Public Safety on January 17, 2023. Colonel Glover began his career with the Tempe Police Department in October of 1999 and has over 24 years of law enforcement experience. He worked his way through the ranks, serving the Tempe Police Department in a variety of capacities. In February of 2020, Colonel Glover retired from the Tempe Police Department with more than 20 years of service. He returned to Tempe Police Department later that year, as Interim Chief of Police and was appointed as permanent Chief of Police in August of 2021. Colonel Glover is currently the 2nd National Vice President for the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE). He is a National Board Member for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and is the Co-Chair of the MADD Law Enforcement Committee. Colonel Glover also serves on the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Crime Prevention Committee. He was a speaker and presenter at the MADD/NHTSA Regional Impaired Driving Law Enforcement Summits. LE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR: COLONEL JEFFREY GLOVER DIRECTOR, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
LE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR: SHERIFF JOHN WHETSEL (RETIRED)
Sheriff Whetsel is the retired Sheriff of the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office in Oklahoma where he was elected to five terms. Prior to that he was a Chief of Police in Oklahoma. He is the Chair of the National Sheriffs Association’s Traffic Safety Committee. John has been a strong traffic safety advocate throughout his 50 plus law enforcement career and is recognized Nationally for his passion and presentations concerning traffic safety. He attended and presented at the MADD National Impaired Summit in November of 2018. He was also a speaker and presenter at the MADD/NHTSA Regional Impaired Driving Law Enforcement Summits.
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