Fire Line Officers



Chief of the Department



9-8
John Rudd
jrudd@aetnahhl.org



Station 7





Deputy Chief
Deputy 7
Steve Debold
sdebold@aetnahhl.org

Fire Prevention
Radios & Communications

About Deputy 7



Assistant Chief
7-8-B
Geoff Daniles
gdaniles@aetnahhl.org

Hoses
Ladders
Fire Prevention

About 7-8-B





Sqrt Captain
Captain 7
Patricia Fox
pfox@aetnahhl.org

About Captain 7

 

Engine Captain
7 Captain 1
Gene Paulus
epaulus@aetnahhl.org

About 7 Captain 1


Station 8




Deputy Chief
Deputy 8
Jason Duncan
jduncan@aetnahhl.org

Probationary Member Training
Probationary Member Mentoring

About Deputy 8





Assistant Chief
8-8-B
John Guzzo
jguzzo@aetnahhl.org

Rescue Tool Maintenance
Probationary Training
Probationary Mentoring

About Assistant Chief Guzzo



 

Rescue Captain
Captain 8
Mark Hanson
mhanson@aetnahhl.org

About Captain 8






Engine Captain
8 Captain 1
Nick Pedicone

About 8 Captain 1



Station 9






Deputy Chief
Deputy 9
A.J. Schall
ajschall@aetnahhl.org

Operations
SOPs
Training Support

About Deputy Chief Schall




Assistant Chief
9-8-B
Dave Bailey
dpbailey@aetnahhl.org

Company Fireschool Training
DSFS Training

About Assistant Chief Bailey





Ladder Captain
Captain 9
Zach Lemon
zlemon@aetnahhl.org

About Captain 9





Engine Captain
9Captain1
Shawn Welch
swelch@aetnahhl.org

About 9 Captain 1



Station 10






Deputy Chief
Deputy 10
Brian Hendricks
bhendricks@aetnahhl.org

Administration
County & State Representative

About Deputy Chief Hendricks




Assistant Chief
10-8-B
Dan Straub
fstraub@aetnahhl.org

IT
Mapping

About 10-8-B



Engine Captain
Captain 10
Scott Westbrook
swestbrook@aetnahhl.org

About Captain 10






Engine Captain
10 Captain 1
Wayne Lee Jr.
wlee@aetnahhl.org

About 10 Captain 1




Chief Engineer

 9-8-E
Jim Lemon
jlemon@aetnahhl.org

Deputy Chief of EMS

EMS Deputy 9
Arman Fardanesh
afardanesh@aetnahhl.org




Fire line officers are elected to position by the membership of the company. Requirements of time in the company, training, and run status must be met to be eligible for the different positions. The fire service reflects a para-military hierarchical structure and the officers of the company are no exception.

Officers are assigned call-signs, like apparatus, to use in radio transmissions. The first number represents the station they are assigned to (with the exception of the Chief, Station 9 is simply where the offices are located). The second number, 8, is reference to a chief officer, and the letter is representative of their level.




2012 Statistics

 Month Fire  EMS
 Jan 154 732
 Feb - -
 March - -
 April - -
 May - -
 June--
 July--
 August--
 Sept.--
 Oct. - -
 Nov. -  -
 Dec. - -
 Total 154 732

Annual Statistics

 Year Fire EMS Total
 20111992861010602
20102008828610294
 2009190077389638
 2008 2085791910004
 2007 222175109731
 2006 226474879715
 2005 216567868951
 2004 215262808732
 2003 246862238691
 2002 259761628759