City of Pullman Welcomes Brett Nash as the New Fire Chief

Pullman, WALocal News

The City of Pullman has officially welcomed Brett Nash as its new Fire Chief, succeeding Mike Heston, who retired after a commendable 12-year tenure. With 30 years of experience in firefighting, Nash previously served as a Battalion Chief in Henderson, Nevada, where he managed seven fire stations and oversaw over 300 personnel. His extensive background includes serving as a Fire Captain for eleven years and working as a firefighter/paramedic since 1994. Nash holds a bachelor’s degree in fire administration and has taught emergency medical services at the Community College of Southern Nevada for eight years, showcasing his commitment to education and community service. He expressed his gratitude towards the Pullman community and is dedicated to maintaining the department's tradition of excellence in safety and engagement.

Nash's leadership is expected to enhance community safety and strengthen the department's relationship with local citizens. The City of Pullman invites residents to join in welcoming Chief Nash as he embarks on this vital role. His vision for the Fire Department is one of continued dedication to public service and community involvement.

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