Chief's Desk
Joseph V. Daigle completed his succession training in 2019. He retired from the District in February of 2020, and Greg DeWitt was appointed by the Board to serve as the next Fire Chief. The District also welcomed a new Fire Marshal, Janet Washburn in 2019. Our fire stations and facilities received some notable changes in 2019. The September 11 Memorial Park at Fire Station 21 was completed and named to honor the service of Joseph V. Daigle and Steve Lohan. The District celebrated the completion of Fire Station 23 with a Grand Opening and Push-In Ceremony. Also completed in 2019 was the Marine 27 project, a 25-foot Catamaran that is currently in service at Fire Station 27 providing water rescue services to the community. Fire Station 24 was paid off in full. A new burn-building prop was purchased and installed on the training grounds and has been utilized by fire districts across Lee County. Throughout 2019, the District continued to make strides in technology and efficiency. The District received a Technology Innovation Award for its Radio Frequency ID system, paperless asset and inventory tracking system, and repeater system on apparatus to enhance emergency response communication where radio coverage was minimal or non-existent. In addition, a lift system was installed at Station 25 to enhance the maintenance of District apparatus and to assist other fire districts with fleet maintenance. Once again, we look forward to continuing progress with the perpetual focus of achieving excellence in the upcoming year. The Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District will continue to seek the most efficient and effective methods of providing emergency response to keep the citizens and visitors of Bonita Springs safe. In Your Service, Gregory L. DeWitt, Fire Chief The Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District Annual Reports
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