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Lives in:: Peachtree City, Georgia

Department:: Peachtree City Fire / Rescue, GA

Title/rank:: Battalion Chief - Retired

Years of public service:: 36

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Staffing & budgets, especially in todays economy

Professional Qualifications:: Various Illinois, Georgia and NPQ including Fire Officer III, Instructor III, Fire Appratus Operator, Investigator I, Inspector I, Public Fire Safety Educator I

Areas of expertise:: Apparatus and Equipment Specification, Managing a multiple station suburban department providing both Fire and EMS Transport through a Combination of Career / Part-time / Volunteer (P.O.C.) staffing, I.S.O. (coordinated two previous evaluations)

Bio:: Started in the fire service with the Lisle-Woodridge Fire District (ISO Class 1) in Illinois in 1979 as a POC / Part-Time Firefighter. Moved to Georgia in 1989 with a business venture and was also hired Full-time by Peachtree City Fire Department (ISO Class 1). Promoted through testing to Shift Commander in 1992, a postiion held until the end of 2013. Then Operations Officer / Battalion Chief working the Monday through Friday 8-5 schedule until I retired on 12/31/15. Proud of the fact that a majority of the departments officers have previously worked for me, including most of the currant staff and both the past two and present Chief's.

Web site:: http://www.pcfd.com

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