Pension rules for retiring officers means Nick Adderley will step down as chief constable for just 34 days.
Nick Adderley was due to retire next year but will stay as chief constable after a brief retirement
But due to pension arrangements for police officers he will leave briefly between 27 February and 2 April.Mr Adderley has completed 30 years in policing, the period of service after which officers normally retire. As part of a new contract, Mr Adderley's salary is set to increase to £165,000 a year from £159,494 - and could be extended until 2025.
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