Kansas Corrections Secretary Jeff Zmuda has told his staff that he plans to leave office when Gov. Laura Kelly's second term in office ends in January.
"My time serving the agency alongside each of you has been an incredible experience, but family matters dictate that I return to my home state at the first of next year," Zmuda wrote in an email obtained by the Sunflower State Journal.
"Thank you for the exceptional service you provide to Kansas communities each and every day," he wrote.
"As we move through the election next month and a new governor prepare to . . .
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