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Hey there,
I came across this announcement on govhrusa.com about the recruitment of candidates for the position of Fire Chief in the Village of Arlington Heights. It seems like an exciting opportunity for someone with strong leadership and firefighting experience.
The fire department here is quite impressive. They have 108 personnel working out of four fire stations, offering modern-day fire, EMS (ALS), public education, and various other services to the residents and surrounding areas. They’re part of the Northwest Central Dispatch System, which handles emergency calls for nearly 500,000 people across 170 square miles every year. Last year, they responded to around 10,000 calls. Their Training Division is top-notch too—they own one of the state’s recognized fire academies located at a cutting-edge training site. With an operating budget of $22,635,337 (for 2018), they’ve managed to maintain an exceptional ISO Class 1 rating, which places them among the best 200 fire departments in the entire country out of 47,000. Labor relations seem great as well; the Village and the firefighter’s union (Local 3105) have embraced interest-based bargaining, leading to smooth negotiations and minimal legal involvement during their last contract renewal.
If you're interested in applying, the successful candidate would need to meet certain qualifications. A bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Fire Science, or a related field along with over ten years of progressively responsible experience in fire management, suppression, and EMS is essential. A master’s degree would be ideal. Candidates must complete several NIMS courses (100, 200, 300, 400, 700, 800) and either achieve Chief Fire Officer Provisional Status or become an Executive Fire Officer within four years of being hired. Additionally, they should have knowledge of modern fire service operations, government administrative procedures, and local/state/federal laws concerning fire suppression, prevention, and emergency responses. Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills are crucial, along with proficiency in using computers and relevant software.
The compensation package is competitive, with a starting salary range between $127,000 and $140,000 depending on qualifications. There’s also a comprehensive benefits package that includes membership in the Illinois Downstate Firefighters Pension Fund, health insurance (medical, dental, vision), life insurance, flexible spending accounts, and optional deferred compensation programs. Paid vacation, holidays, and sick days are part of the deal too.
To apply, candidates need to submit their resume, cover letter, and contact details for five professional references online by December 21, 2018, at 5 PM CST. Only electronic submissions will be accepted.
It sounds like a fantastic role for someone who can bring innovative ideas while maintaining high standards. If this aligns with your career goals, I’d definitely encourage you to apply!
Take care,
[Your Name]
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