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Mass. State Police wants an MBTA-like turnaround
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Mass. State Police wants an MBTA-like turnaround

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Last updated: July 3, 2025 11:38 am
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If Colonel Geoffrey Noble is to have any success with the Massachusetts State Police’s “Excellence Initiative,” he must borrow a web page from Phillip Eng.

Like Col. Noble, the overall supervisor of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority confronted an company that was going off the rails, actually.

The popularity of the T was within the tank, ridership was down, and derailments, delays and debacles have been the order of the day. Then Gov. Maura Healey employed Eng.

His results-driven, no-nonsense strategy improved the company’s efficiency as he dealt summarily with issues of safety, gradual zones and upkeep issues, amongst others. There’s a cause a lot of the T-riding public is on Workforce Eng.

The Massachusetts State Police is on the same wobbly monitor. Scandals have been regular, with additional time abuse, drunk driving, bribery allegations and extra on the rap sheet. Critics haven’t held again. 

“The DOJ may look into all of this and put the State Police into receivership,” Dennis Galvin, president of the Massachusetts Affiliation for Skilled Regulation Enforcement (MAPLE), stated final yr.

“The worst a part of all that is it’s undermining confidence within the legislation,” Galvin, a retired state police main, instructed the Herald. “Our members are heartbroken over what’s taking place.”

Mary Connaughton, the Pioneer Institute’s director of Authorities Transparency and chief working officer, stated “tainted” troopers have taxpayers questioning what they’re paying for.

“It’s a disgrace that the numerous sincere, hard-working state cops are tainted by the actions of their corrupt co-workers,” stated Connaughton. “However proper now, there’s zero religion that the Massachusetts State Police as an entire are appearing within the public’s finest curiosity. How may there be with the drunken driving, the crime lab and crime report tampering, Troop E’s additional time gambit, Troop F’s payroll gaming, and the current bribery scandal?”

As Superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police, Col. Noble has a tall process earlier than him and regular headwinds. So did Eng.

“I started my tenure with the MSP by conducting a complete overview of the Division and holding listening periods statewide with Division members and our stakeholders. These conversations, mixed with a radical evaluation of our operations, made clear the place centered motion was wanted to advance our mission and ship the best requirements of public security,” Noble stated in an announcement. “This work resulted in 4 key precedence areas which are driving the methods to strengthen the MSP, help our members, and improve the security and belief of the communities we serve.”

His “precedence areas:” strengthening organizational well being and operational excellence; enhancing accountability to construct public belief; deepening group connections; and selling safer communities by way of crime discount and violence prevention.

Time will inform if Noble’s turnaround efforts will probably be met with success. On the plus aspect, there are way more good troopers than unhealthy, and just like the T, having the correct hand on the helm could make all of the distinction.

We want him luck.

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