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... emergency medical services, fire prevention, emergency management, and community risk reduction. Reporting to the Deputy City Manager, the fire chief guides a high-performing team that is well ...

The Paris Fire Department operates under the auspices of Texas Local Government Code Chapter 143 ... Works with the Chief of Police and other City and non‑City Emergency Management Staff in ...

The Chief also serves as the Town Fire Warden and plays a key role in municipal emergency ... management and community risk reduction. The ideal candidate is an experienced fire service ...

The Fire Chief provides strategic direction, executive oversight, and command leadership for all fire suppression, emergency medical services, fire prevention, technical rescue, hazardous materials ...

WI · On-site

The Chief also serves as the Town Fire Warden and plays a key role in municipal emergency ... management and community risk reduction. The ideal candidate is an experienced fire service ...

The Fire Chief provides strategic direction, executive oversight, and command leadership for all fire suppression, emergency medical services, fire prevention, technical rescue, hazardous materials ...

Fire Chief

Mesa, AZ · On-site

$191K - $258K/yr

This position is responsible for overseeing emergency response activities, fire prevention and ... The Fire Chief directs departmental operations through the supervision of command staff and review ...

NY · On-site

Clay County Fire Rescue is committed to delivering exceptional emergency services while ... The next Chief will build upon this strong foundation, leading with a practical, forward-looking ...

Fire Chief

Lafayette, IN · On-site

$96K/yr

Job Title: Fire Chief Department: Wea Township Fire Department Location: Tippecanoe County, IN ... Direct emergency responses, serve as Incident Commander for major incidents (structure fires ...

Fire Chief

Mesa, AZ · On-site

$191K - $258K/yr

This position is responsible for overseeing emergency response activities, fire prevention and ... The Fire Chief directs departmental operations through the supervision of command staff and review ...

Fire and Safety Services-Administration, MN Job Type: Unclassified Job Number: 2026 Fire Chief ... emergency response, prevention, preparedness, workforce, and administrative functions. The Chief ...

Fire Chief

Saint Paul, MN · On-site

$152K - $226K/yr

The Fire Chief provides executive leadership for the Saint Paul Fire Department and is responsible ... emergency response, prevention, preparedness, workforce, and administrative functions. The Chief ...

Battalion Chief

Arroyo Grande, CA · On-site

$151K - $183K/yr

Description Step into a pivotal operational leadership role as one of three Duty Chiefs overseeing fire and emergency response on a 48-hour shift schedule 1 Vacancy Open to Internal & External ...

Fire Battalion Chief

Patterson, CA · On-site

$128K - $156K/yr

The Fire Battalion Chief for the City of Patterson will respond to emergency incidents for both suppression and evaluation; commands the firefighting activities of fire companies in response to all ...

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Job description

Acceptance of applications closes at
5 p.m. on September 14, 2026. Materials received after that time will not be considered.

POSITION OVERVIEW

The Frisco Fire Chief is the executive leader of one of the nation's premier all-hazards fire departments, a nationally accredited, ISO Class 1 organization delivering fire suppression, emergency medical services, fire prevention, emergency management, and community risk reduction. Reporting to the Deputy City Manager, the fire chief guides a high-performing team that is well resourced and forward leaning.

This is a rare opportunity to shape the future of a nationally recognized department in a city that has not stopped growing. Frisco hosts events of international significance nearly every week, most recently supporting a FIFA team during the World Cup and preparing to welcome the PGA Championship in spring 2027. The next fire chief will set strategic direction, build trust at every level of the organization, cultivate the department's future leaders, advance firefighter health and wellness, and help keep Frisco one of the safest communities in America.

THE IDEAL CHIEF

The ideal fire chief will be an exceptional communicator, from the fire station to the council chamber, who explains the reasoning behind decisions and listens before making them. The fire chief will be humble, operationally credible, a culture builder, and keep his or her word. The fire chief will lead as part of one team, partnering across departments and showing up across Frisco's diverse community. The fire chief will be forward leaning on technology, genuinely committed to firefighter health and wellness, and make data informed decisions.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
  • Bachelor's degree in fire administration, public administration, business administration, emergency management, or a related field.
  • Seven to ten years of progressively responsible executive fire service leadership, or five or more years of experience as a fire chief.
  • Certification as Head of Fire Department through the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, or the ability to obtain certification within twelve months of appointment.
  • A valid driver's license.
PREFERED QUALIFICATIONS
  • Master's degree in a related field.
  • Executive Fire Officer designation through the National Fire Academy.
  • Center for Public Safety Excellence Chief Fire Officer (CFO), Texas Fire Service Chief Executive Officer (FS-CEO), Texas Fire Chiefs Academy Certified Fire Executive (CFE), or comparable executive credentials.
  • Executive leadership experience in a high-growth, high-complexity community.
  • Progressive operational experience through the ranks, with credibility on the fireground and in EMS.
  • Experience in a 911 EMS based system.
  • Demonstrated planning and command experience at major events and mass gatherings.
  • Capital program experience including station design and construction, bond programs, and work with architects and general contractors, with strong budget and finance fluency.
  • Working knowledge of fire prevention, inspections, fire investigations, and public education.
  • Experience leading an accredited agency or guiding a department through a CFAI accreditation, CAAS accreditation, or ISO Class cycle.
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