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| Correctional Services Leader Gary Hinzman Will Retire After 24 Years |
| By kcrg.com - Trish Mehaffey |
| Published: 01/15/2013 |
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Gary Hinzman will retire as the director of the 6th Judicial District Department of Correctional Services in May after serving the community for 24 years. Hinzman announced his retirement at the department's December board meeting, according to a news release. He has operated the community-based correctional programs, which cover a six county area in eastern central Iowa, since 1989. “It has often been said if you love what you do, you never have to go to work a day in your life," Hinzman said Friday. "That expression fits me. There may have been a few days that were an exception, but not many." Hinzman, who grew up on Amana, served in law enforcement and criminal justice for more than four decades. He was a Cedar Rapids Police officer, police helicopter pilot, detective and the director of the police academy. In 1985, he was promoted to police chief of the department and served until 1989. His accomplishments during his leadership have been several new programs and services including a treatment services division, workforce development efforts, a high risk unit of certified law enforcement officers, and a reserve officer program. He led construction projects for new offices and residential facilities in Cedar Rapids, Coralville and Toledo between 1991-1996. In 2007, he secured funding for construction of the first residential corrections mental health facility in Iowa, the ANCHOR Center. Read More. |
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