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    Assistant director Moldrup to retire in 2025

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    By KMAN Staff on July 4, 2024 Local News, Riley County

    The Riley County Police Department (RCPD) announced Wednesday that Assistant Director Kurt Moldrup will retire effective January 1st 2025 after thirty-nine years of dedicated service.

    Moldrup began his tenure with RCPD in March 1985. Throughout his career, AD Moldrup has been recognized with numerous accolades, including a Director’s Commendation, the Little Apple Optimist Club Award, nominations for Officer and Supervisor of the Year, and a Life Saving Award.

    AD Moldrup’s leadership has been pivotal for RCPD, guiding the department through significant milestones such as the implementation of succession planning, the adoption of evidence-based policing policies, and navigating numerous critical incidents.

    AD Moldrup is deeply embedded in the Manhattan and Riley County communities, with involvement in K-State, Fort Riley, and numerous non-profit and faith-based organizations. He and his wife Sue have eleven children, who have supported his commitment to service.

    RCPD has tentatively scheduled Assistant Director Moldrup’s retirement reception for December 27, 2024.

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