LINCOLN, Neb. – Today, Governor Jim Pilen announced the retirement of Executive Director Bryan Tuma of the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. His final day with the agency will be June 5.Tuma has served the state for nearly 45 years, launching his career in the Nebraska State Patrol. He was superintendent of the Patrol for six years. Other leadership roles followed, interspersed with periods of retirement, including as assistant director for the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and most recently, head of the Crime Commission.
“Bryan’s dedication to public safety is unsurpassed. He has spent his life ensuring that our citizens are protected and that those responsible for our safety are trained and ready to respond when the need occurs,” said Gov. Pillen. “Bryan has earned the trust and respect of those with whom he has served. His steady leadership has been an asset to our state.”
“Bryan has made a positive, lasting difference in Nebraska law enforcement,” added Lieutenant Governor Joe Kelly. “Nebraskans are safer because of his hard work and dedication.”…