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GJFD Chief Pete Skeris leaving after nine months
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Source: The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

Grand Junction Fire Chief Pete Skeris is leaving the job after just nine months, the city announced Tuesday. Skeris said in a video announcing his departure he was leaving for family reasons. “From the moment I arrived in Grand Junction, I was grateful for the opportunity to lead this organization. Over the past nine months, I have developed a genuine love for this department, its people, and the community we serve. I am grateful to City Manager Mike Bennett for his friendship and leadership, his trust in me, and the opportunity to serve as Fire Chief,” said Skeris. “Leaving is difficult precisely because of how much I care about this department. Ultimately, this decision comes down to family. While we knew moving to Colorado would bring challenges, the distance and sacrifices have been greater than we anticipated.
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