Andrew D. Gadberry Promoted to Lieutenant with Missouri State Highway Patrol
Andrew D. Gadberry, a native of Mt. Sterling, Missouri, has been promoted to lieutenant with the Missouri State Highway Patrol. He will transfer to the agency's general headquarters in Jefferson City.
Quincy Hannibal Keokuk, IL, September 29, 2026 —
Andrew D. Gadberry, a native of Mt. Sterling, Missouri, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant within the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP). This advancement marks a significant step in his career with the state law enforcement agency.
Following his promotion, Lieutenant Gadberry is scheduled to transfer to the MSHP’s general headquarters. The headquarters is located in Jefferson City, the state capital of Missouri. This new assignment will place him at a central operational hub for the patrol.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is responsible for enforcing traffic laws, investigating criminal activity, and providing a range of public safety services across the state. Promotions to lieutenant typically signify an individual’s readiness for increased leadership responsibilities, including supervision of personnel and oversight of specific units or operations. The exact nature of Lieutenant Gadberry’s duties at the general headquarters was not detailed in the information provided.
Specific details regarding Lieutenant Gadberry’s prior service within the Missouri State Highway Patrol, such as the division or troop he was previously assigned to, or the duration of his service before this promotion, were not specified. Similarly, the date of his promotion or the timeline for his transfer to Jefferson City was not included in the available information.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is a well-established agency dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of Missouri’s citizens and visitors through proactive law enforcement and public service.
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