WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO!
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Fire Chief
The Office of the Fire Chief is the Administrative Head of the Fire Department. It is the responsibility of the department's Administrative group to guide the Department in both daily and long term operations.
The administrative staff consists of the Fire Chief, the Assistant Fire Chief of Operations, and the Assistant Fire Chief of Administration. Planning and coordination of fire defenses is the primary goal of the Administrative Staff.
Assistant Fire Chief of Operations
Boyd Taylor
The Assistant Fire Chief of Operations is responsible for assisting the Administrative Division and assist the Captains in the daily operations of the Department. The Assistant Fire Chief of Operations supervises a wide variety of operations. Among the many responsibilities is the management of shift operations, the department's data management system, and is responsible for Recruit Training, In-Service Training, fire ground and equipment safety.
The Assistant Fire Chief of Operations answers directly to the Fire Chief.
Assistant Fire Chief of Administration
The Assistant Fire Chief of Administration answers directly to the Fire Chief. The Assistant Fire Chief of Administration is responsible for administrative duties for the department, Community Risk Reduction, Fire and Life Safety Education Presentations, the Inspection and Code Enforcement processes, disseminating public information to the community (PIO), preparing press releases for the media, emergency management, and firefighting duties as needed. As the Emergency Management Director, responsibilities include the overall planning and activities of Emergency Management for the City of Clinton.
Captains
Ryan Garrett - B Shift, Senior Captain
The Shift Captains run the day to day operations of the department. In the absence of the Shift Captain, the Lieutenant will run daily operations. The Captains work under the guidance of the Assistant Fire Chief and department policies.
Lieutenants
Kenny Robertson - B Shift
The Lieutenant's responsibilities are the same as a Firefighter Engineer's but includes the responsibilities of shift training, along with fire suppression, and answers directly to the Shift Captain. The Lieutenant is a commanding officer in the absence of the Shift Captain.
Engineer
Nathan Hall - A Shift
Scott Haney - B Shift
Jimmy Cauble - C Shift
Reles Littleton - C Shift
A Engineer is assigned the same primary role as a firefighter but includes aerial and pump operations. Engineers are responsible for the maintenance of firefighting vehicles, such as fire engines, that transport firefighters, carry equipment and pump water at fire scenes. They make sure that the vehicle is clean and running efficiently, the gas tank contains enough fuel and all systems are working. The Engineer answers to the Lieutenant and/or Shift Captain.
Firefighter
John Michael Lapomarda - B Shift
Richard Temple - C Shift
The primary role of a firefighter is to protect life and property, in that order. Each member of the Department is a certified firefighter. Fire Department personnel respond to any emergency situation, including, but not limited to: fires, medical emergencies, motor vehicle collisions, weather related emergencies, etc. The Firefighter answers to the Lieutenant and/or Shift Captain.