The superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police is going to engage an outside expert to help guide the troubled agency, Governor Charlie Baker said.
Kerry Gilpin, the superintendent of the State Police, is "planning to bring in somebody who is pretty well known, I think, to people in Massachusetts, who's considered to be a pretty sharp law enforcement management strategic expert to provide guidance to her and to her leadership team there," Baker told the editorial board of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
In Massachusetts, the secretary of state serves as the top elections official, public information officer and securities regulator, along with roles overseeing corporate and lobbyist registration and the state archives.
