Earl Lewis, the state's chief engineer, will retire next month after six years overseeing the administration of state laws governing water rights, water structures and interstate water issues.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture announced Lewis' retirement late Tuesday afternoon. His retirement is effective Nov. 20.
“I thank Earl Lewis for the leadership he has provided to water issues in Kansas throughout his career,” Gov. Laura Kelly said in a statement.
“Water has been a priority during my administration, and I have appreciated Earl’s diligence in addressing the challenges as we have worked together to develop a long-term . . .
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