Governor taps former trooper, investigation bureau head as new state corrections director
Brian Redd, former State Bureau of Investigation director, has been appointed as director of the Utah Department of Corrections.
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Brian Redd, former State Bureau of Investigation director, has been appointed as director of the Utah Department of Corrections.
Gov. Spencer Cox wants Brian Redd, a former state trooper and chief special agent for the Department of Public Safety, to helm the troubled Department of Corrections. The governor announced Redd's appointment, which will need a Utah Senate confirmation, on Friday, just three days after the department announced the sudden retirement of former Executive Director Brian Nielson
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