Pruitt's Superfund guy hunts for job in his hometown

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Albert "Kell" Kelly, the banished banker once tasked with overhauling Superfund for the Trump administration,might soon have a new government position — city attorney in his hometown of Bristow, Okla.Kelly has returned to his hometown, population 4,200, and hung his shingle on the town's Main Street. Hepartnered with Joe Sam Vassar, the departing city attorney, and applied for the city position earlier this month.His application letter makes no mention of his time as a senior adviser for fellow Oklahoman Scott Pruitt afterPruitt took charge of EPA."I have practiced law here, served as an assistant district attorney here, built a good bank over many years andnow am back here to practice law and work for my hometown," Kelly wrote in his April 19 application letter toBristow Mayor-elect Rick Pinson.