Leaders Celebrate Jaime Moore as New LAFD Chief

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Jaime Moore's confirmation as the Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department marks a significant leadership change for the agency. Following his appointment by Mayor Karen Bass, Moore was officially sworn in after receiving unanimous support from the City Council. Councilmember John Lee highlighted Moore’s experience and commitment to public safety, while Nithya Raman noted his steady and honest leadership. State Senator Caroline Menjivar praised Moore for his dedication to community service and equity, essential for guiding a large municipal fire department. Various leaders, including police and fire chiefs, endorsed Moore's collaborative leadership style, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in public safety.

His decades of service have earned him respect across the community, and his leadership is expected to enhance operational excellence. This transition occurs at a time when public trust in government is critical, and Moore's appointment aims to address that concern. The LAFD anticipates that under Moore’s guidance, it will be well-prepared for future challenges.

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