President
The President is the CEO of the Company that directs the day to day business and is responsible for executing all bonds, contracts, and other obligations. This includes maintaining the fiscal budget, assigning committees, appointing clergy, and performing other duties as assigned by the Board of Directors.
Vice President
In the absence of the President, the Vice President will perform all duties of the President as well as perform any tasks assigned by the Board of Directors.
2nd Vice President
The position of 2nd Vice President is appointed by the President as necessary. 2nd Vice Presidents report directly to the President and usually have a specific role that the President has requested them to oversee.
Treasurer
The Treasurer maintains all funds and securities of the Company and keeps accurate financial records. Prepares all information required for yearly audits.
Secretary
The Secretary attends all meetings that require the recording of minutes and records attendance at those meetings. The Secretary is also required to give notice of meetings to membership.
Board of Director
The property, business and affairs of the Company shall be managed under the direction of the Board of Directors of the Company. This includes managing the properties, funds, records, insurance, committees, and disciplinary proceedings, as required. There are seven members of the Board of Directors, which consist of the Chief, President, and five elected Board Members, each elected for a five year term.
Fire/EMS Line Officers
Chief
The Chief has many responsibilities when it comes to the operations of the fire company. The Chief works with the Board of Directors, the President, and County level committees to ensure that the fire operations are working as they should and within the budget allowed. On a fire ground the main purpose of the Chief is to maintain scene safety and order.
Assistant Chief
There are two Assistant Chiefs dedicated to fire operations and one dedicated to EMS, each working with the Chief to keep the day to day operations of the fire company running. This includes commanding emergency incidents, overseeing training programs, station safety, and managing junior officers.
Captain
There are two Captains for fire operations and one assigned to EMS. The fire Captains are each assigned to one station, while the Ambulance Captain in responsible for EMS operations at both stations.
They are in charge of maintaining order within their house. They review the run sheets for accuracy and make sure all of the information for each call is recorded before it is entered into the database. They are also in charge of issuing gear for each house, which consists of a set of bunker pants, a turnout jacket, boots, gloves, helmet, and a protective hood.
Lieutenant
There are six fire Lieutenants, four assigned to House 1 and two assigned to House 3. There are three Ambulance Lieutenants, each assigned to a medic unit. Each lieutenant is responsible for the maintenance of at least one piece of apparatus. They perform weekly maintenance checks on their piece to make sure that it is operational and ready to respond.
Rescue Lieutenant
The Rescue Lieutenant is responsible for the maintenance of the rescue truck. This officer is required to have specialized knowledge of rescue scene operations and will usually maintain command of rescue operations.
Liaison Lieutenant
The Liaison Lieutenant is an appointed position designed to be a person that can speak openly to both general members as well as the officers in order to work out potential conflicts before they become major problems.