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Lives in:: Brownsburg, Indiana

Department:: Wayne Township Fire Department (Indianapolis)

Title/rank:: Captain / Fire Chiefs Executive Officer

Years of public service:: 16

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Daily stuff.. Apparatus, dealing with 160 employees. Balancing our sworn firefighting staff with our civilian EMS division...

Professional Qualifications:: 16 years in the Fire Service as of May of this year (2008).
Served as a Lieutenant on an Engine Co. and a Heavy Rescue Co. prior to entering the "office" in January of 2007.
Indiana Fire Service Instructor.
Acitve in IAFF Local 416.
Held position of District President for Local 416 for seven years.
Member of the Indiana Fire Instructors Association (IFIA).
Serve in the Plans Section of Indiana Task Force - 1 (FEMA).

Topics you provide training for:: Strategy and Tactics
Engine Co. Operations
Ladder Co. Operations

Areas of expertise:: Engine work.. (I know.....it's not glamorous)

Bio:: Born in southeast Missouri but raised in Indianapolis. Graduated from Perry Meridian High School on Indys south side. Attended Vincennes (IN) University in southwest Indiana and joined the fire service in May of 1992. Spent the first part of my career with the Brownsburg Fire Department in suburban Indianapolis until moving to the Wayne Township Fire Department in Indianapolis. Our department is a career, urban department serving 170,000 residents on Indys westside. We are in the city limits of Indy and serve a very diverse and busy area of the city. We operate five engines co.'s and two ladder co.'s along with a shift commander, shift safety officer, and four paramedic ambulances. Our ambulances are staffed by civilian EMS personnel. We responded to almost 11,000 calls for service in 2007 with over 180 of those being working fires.

Web site:: http://www.waynefire.org

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