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North Dakota Highway Patrol Superintendent Plans to Retire

On Dec. 1 Colonel Brandon Solberg will be taking a position in state government as director of Facility Management Division in the Office of Management and Budget

North Dakota Highway Patrol superintendent Colonel Brandon Solberg has announced that he is retiring.North Dakota Highway Patrol superintendent Colonel Brandon Solberg has announced that he is retiring.State of North Dakota

North Dakota Highway Patrol superintendent Colonel Brandon Solberg plans to retire from law enforcement.

On Dec. 1 Solberg will be taking a position in state government as director of Facility Management Division in the Office of Management and Budget, KXNET reports.

Solberg spent nearly six-and-a-half years as superintendent of the Highway Patrol. As such, he says he was able to help the force achieve major initiatives — like the implementation of the 2018 Vision Zero traffic safety initiative. From this initiative, crash fatalities decreased to the lowest in 20 years.

Solberg also helped with creating a dedicated interdiction team, signed agreements with tribal nations to improve emergency response times, started an unmanned aerial vehicle program, launched a crash assistance program, and signed a 30×30 pledge to help increase female representation in law enforcement.

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