Executive leadership
Office of the Fire Chief
Department-wide leadership, strategic direction, administration, and accountability for the services SCFD provides to Scott County.
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Command staff.
Shared purpose.
Meet the leaders responsible for guiding Scott County Fire Department operations, prevention, training, administration, and department-wide service.
Department leadership
Command staff &
division leadership.
Choose a division to move directly to its leadership section, then select any leader to view their current role, responsibilities, and professional profile.
Emergency response
Operations
Leadership of daily emergency response, personnel readiness, station operations, apparatus deployment, and coordinated all-hazards service.
1st Platoon Battalion ChiefBattalion Chief
Battalion Chief
Jeremy Barnett
Battalion Chief Jeremy Barnett serves in the Operations Division as SCFD’s 1st Platoon Battalion Chief.
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2nd Platoon Battalion ChiefBattalion Chief
Battalion Chief
Fabian Shields
Battalion Chief Fabian Shields serves in the Operations Division as SCFD’s 2nd Platoon Battalion Chief.
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3rd Platoon Battalion ChiefBattalion Chief
Battalion Chief
Adam White
Battalion Chief Adam White serves in the Operations Division as SCFD’s 3rd Platoon Battalion Chief.
Learn moreProfessional readiness
Training
Leadership for recruit development, continuing education, hands-on skills, operational consistency, and the preparation members need to serve safely and effectively.
Community risk reduction
Fire Prevention
Leadership for inspections, code compliance, fire investigations, public education, and practical efforts that reduce risk before an emergency occurs.
Department support
Administration
Leadership for the administrative coordination and support work that keeps SCFD’s people, programs, and daily operations organized.
Serving Scott County
Leadership measured by service.
SCFD leaders support the members who answer the call and help ensure the department remains prepared to protect life, property, and the community.