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Fransen to retire next month as state DEQ chief

2015-04-24 00:26:21| Waste Management - Topix.net

Curt Fransen, director of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality since February 2012, will retire on May 22, Gov. Butch Otter announced today; Otter said he's in the process of finding a successor. "While perhaps there is no good time for a director to retire, DEQ's structure, staff and performance are sound and DEQ is prepared to address the significant challenges it faces in the coming years," Fransen wrote in a letter informing Otter of his retirement plans.

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