Gov.
Nixon names Maj. Ronald Replogle as new head of Highway Patrol Governor
praises Replogle, the commander of the Criminal Investigation
Bureau and a 26-year Patrol veteran, as tough and smart Jefferson
City, Mo. - Gov. Jay Nixon today named Maj. Ronald K. Replogle
as the new superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Replogle (REPP-loh-gull), a 26-year veteran who rose through the
ranks to become commander of the Highway Patrol's Criminal Investigation
Bureau, will become superintendent following the retirement of
Col. James F. Keathley at the end of February.
Gov. Nixon approves more than $4 million in assistance to southern
Missouri communities hit by January 2009 ice storm State to pay 10 percent
of ice storm expenses in 20 counties for rebuilding infrastructure
and reimbursing for emergency response expenditures JEFFERSON
CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today announced that the state of
Missouri will reimburse communities in 20 counties across southern
Missouri more than $4 million for expenses incurred as a result of
a devastating ice storm in January 2009.