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Christina Lake fire chief eases into retirement

Christina Lake fire chief Ken Gresley-Jones is headed for retirement.

While he’s trying not to attend any more calls he is debriefing incident commanders and continuing to handle administrative tasks.

He’ll stay on for up to a year to mentor his replacement once that person is named.

He says the department has improved immensely over the years in terms of equipment and training.

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