Pigeon Forge Fire Chief Tony Watson Retiring After 18 Years, City Manager Says

Pigeon Forge fire chief retiring after 17 years in charge

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Pigeon Forge Fire Department has a new leader for the first time in 18 years, a city spokesperson said Tuesday. Longtime Fire Chief Tony Watson is set to retire, City Manager David Wear told 6 News. Battalion Chief Josh Carr has been named Interim Fire Chief and assumed leadership on Tuesday. Route chosen for new Sevier County power line to support growing energy needs Watson has served as fire chief since …

Watson retiring form PFFD

PIGEON FORGE — The city is looking to replace its first fire chief after Tony Watson announced his plans to retire this week.

Pigeon Forge fire chief Tony Watson retiring after 18 years, city manager says

Watson served 17 years as a volunteer firefighter before becoming the first salaried chief for the Pigeon Forge Fire Department in 2007.

North Metro Fire chief David Ramos honored at his retirement ceremony Tuesday - Northglenn-Thornton Sentinel

David Ramos bid farewell Tuesday as fire chief of the North Metro Fire Rescue District, an organization he served for 40 years. He took over as fire chief in 2014 and led North Metro to better financial stability while improving emergency response, strengthening regional partnerships and enhancing firefighter safety, said officials. Ramos was honored in a special retirement and walk-off ceremony held at North Metro Fire Station 61 in Broomfield.…