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The office of the Fire Chief provides executive and leadership direction, visioning, and future planning of overall department functions. Additionally, he serves as the direct supervisor to the members of the Administration Division, which includes budgeting, fire prevention, and public education. Titusville's Fire Chief also serves in the capacity of our city's Emergency Manager, leading the emergency management functions in the event of a city-wide disaster or emergency.
Another vital member of this division is the Fire Chaplain, who is a community volunteer. He interfaces with our community members and our employees, assisting and supporting department operations and the needs of our community.
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FIRE CHIEF CHARLES R. BOGLE
Fire Chief Chuck Bogle has over 22 years of fire experience. During his tenure with our city, he moved steadily through the ranks, serving in officer positions of Lieutenant and Fire Marshal. From August 2005 through November 2007, he served as the City's Executive Community Development Director, overseeing the divisions of Planning, Engineering, Building and Neighborhood Services. He was promoted to the position of Fire Chief on November 26, 2007.
Chief Bogle is also charged with the responsibility for emergency management functions. As Fire Chief, he is designated as the City's Emergency Manager and oversees the emergency management functions of the entire city.
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Fire Chaplain John DeVoss
Fire Chaplain DeVoss, one of our department's community volunteers, has served in this support role since mid-1996. He is available 24/7, providing aid and comfort to our community members in times of crisis. He also aids and counsels our employees after particularly difficult emergencies and participates with us in special programs and on department committees.
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