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    • Wednesday, November 27, 2024
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    The Washington Fire Chiefs are excited to announce that Chief Steve Brooks has been selected as the organization's Executive Director. He will start his new role on January 1st.   Chief Steve Brooks brings over 30 years of fire/EMS experience to the job, with the last 20 years here in Washington State and as a member of the WFC. He most recently spent 13 years leading Lacey Fire District 3 as its Fire Chief. He is knowledgeable about the WFC through his time as President, Legislative Chair, and Western Fire Chiefs Representative. He is excited to continue serving the Association and its members in this new position.

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    • Thursday, September 12, 2024
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    The Washington Fire Chiefs Association is seeking a motivated individual to serve as Executive Director for this non-profit, professional association.    Hours: Permanent Part Time, 24 Hours a week  Pay: Up to $95,000.00/ Year DOQ Benefits:  Healthcare Stipend, PTO and others noted within the employment agreement Deadline: October 10, 2024, notice of intent to apply, (job packet to be sent on the 10th) Starting date:  January 1, 2025, however, the WFC Board is flexible depending on candidate availability   Applicants must have served as a Chief Fire Officer, be knowledgeable about Washington State law, have an established reputation of collaborative leadership in the Washington fire service where relationships, action, and proficiency are a focus.   A successful candidate will demonstrate a history of political acumen, strong business skills, exceptional written and verbal communication skills, ethical decision making and standards, strategic thinking and planning skills, successful leadership, and management of multiple projects at the same time.  

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    • Thursday, August 29, 2024
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    Washington Fire Chiefs (WFC) Membership,   This past week I informed the WFC Board of my intent to step down (retire) as your Executive Director at the end of 2024. This December will complete my 40th year in the fire service with the past 4 ½ serving as the Executive Director of the WFC. I believe it is time for me to focus on my family and use my time to benefit them at a more involved level.     

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