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Lexington Fire Chief to Step Down; Mayor Praises Tenure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The outgoing chief stated he wished to step away from the leadership role, noting that young leadership was ready to take over. He will remain involved in the department's day-to-day operations until January 10th. Under his leadership, the fire department grew from 597 to 635 firefighters and added a 13th medical vehicle to the fleet. Mayor Linda Gorton praised his work, adding that she anticipates announcing a new chief by early December.

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The chief's departure comes as the City of Lexington discusses potential millage funding for the expansion of its fire and police services. The transition in leadership is underway as the city searches for a successor to lead the department.

The City of Walker is discussing potential millage funding for expansion of its fire and police services.

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