4 October 4 - 17, 2008
Community
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New Chandler fi re chief from within Parade of Lights seeks festive folk
Chandler Fire Department’s new fi re chief is Jeff Clark, a former Chandler assistant Families, school groups, marching bands, civic and neighborhood organizations,
fi re chief.
dance troupes and businesses are invited to take part in the City’s biggest, brightest
Clark, 40, has been with Chandler Fire during his 17-year professional career. Clark’s
seasonal event, Chandler’s 19th Annual Parade of Lights. Entry forms are accepted
professional accomplishments include receiving Chief Fire Offi cer (CFO) designation
through Fri., Nov. 14.
from the Commission on Professional Credentialing, Excellence in Emergency
This year’s parade takes place 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 6 in downtown Chandler and is
Management Award from the Arizona Emergency Services Association, Firefi ghter of
the Year from the Chandler Fire Department and Employee of the Year from the City
followed by the 52nd annual Tumbleweed Tree Lighting. Entry categories are Best
of Chandler. He holds a Masters of Administration from Northern Arizona University,
Lit Musical or Dance Group, Best Lit Community Group, Best Lit Church Group,
a Bachelor of Arts in Public Safety Administration from Grand Canyon University and
Best Lit Automotive Group, Best Lit Business Entry, Biggest and Brightest, and Best
Associate of Applied Science in Fire Science from Mesa Community College. Lit Animal Entry.
City Manager Mark Pentz announced Clark’s hiring to replace Chief Jim Roxburgh, Forms are available at
www.chandleraz.gov/special-events and at all Chandler
who retired earlier this year.
community and recreation centers. To request a form by mail, call 480-782-2665.
“Chief Clark has a long history of leadership within the Chandler Fire Department,”
For information on more upcoming festivals and events, call the City’s Special
says Pentz. “He brings a wide breadth of knowledge and experience to this position,
Event Hotline at 480-782-2735.
and I am confi dent that under his guidance, the Fire Department will continue to
provide exceptional service to the residents of Chandler.”
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