The Director of Coffeyville Municipal Light and Power is wrapping up a nearly 40-year-career with the city.
Mike Shook's career started at the bottom of the totem pole at the power plant in 1985 and ended at the top as director. Shook trained under now retired Superintendent Dave Hannah, who had a 42-year-career at the power plant and speaks highly of Shook.
Shook also served as acting city manger between Kendal Francis and current city manager Mark Hall. While Shook is retiring from the city, he'll be taking on a position at Grand River Dam Authority, which Coffeyville has a partnership with for electric generation. Shook's last day is today.
