The International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) has sworn in its new executive committee leaders, as reported by the IAFC.
The ceremony took place on the morning of August 16, 2024, marking the official start of their leadership roles.
The three leaders took their oaths during the event and will now oversee the association’s activities for the coming term.
Fire Chief Josh Waldo from Bozeman, Montana, was sworn in as President and Board Chair.
Fire Chief Trisha Wolford from Anne Arundel County, Maryland, assumed the role of 1st Vice President, and Fire Chief Steven Locke from South Burlington, Vermont, was sworn in as the 2nd Vice President.
The transition of leadership within the IAFC highlights the organization’s ongoing commitment to bringing experienced fire service professionals into key roles.
As the new President and Board Chair, Fire Chief Josh Waldo brings his expertise from Bozeman, Montana, to guide the IAFC through its upcoming challenges and opportunities.
Joining him, Fire Chief Trisha Wolford of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, steps into her position as 1st Vice President, and Fire Chief Steven Locke of South Burlington, Vermont, assumes the role of 2nd Vice President.
Each leader will contribute their unique regional perspectives and fire service experience to the IAFC’s strategic goals.
The International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) has officially sworn in its new executive committee leaders for 2024.
The ceremony took place on August 16, 2024, and introduced Fire Chief Josh Waldo from Bozeman, Montana, as President and Board Chair, Fire Chief Trisha Wolford from Anne Arundel County, Maryland, as 1st Vice President, and Fire Chief Steven Locke from South Burlington, Vermont, as 2nd Vice President.
The IAFC expressed optimism about the future under this leadership team and anticipates that they will guide the organization through its goals in fire service leadership, safety, and operational efficiency in the year ahead.
