GREENFIELD — Jeff Rasche, a longtime member of local law enforcement, will be the Greenfield Police Department’s new chief starting next month, city leaders announced Thursday.
Rasche, 50, has served the county in the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department for more than three decades, most recently leading the department’s investigations unit.
Now, he’ll oversee the staff of 42 officers who make up the city’s force.
Rasche’s appointment to the police department’s top job comes four months after former Chief John Jester announced his plans to retire at the end of the year following an eight-year stint in office.
Read more about Rasche’s career and his plans for the police department’s future in Friday’s edition of the Daily Reporter.