Fire captains’ training aids possible Alpena Fire Department succession plan

  • Source: The Alpena News - Metered Site
  • Published: 01/20/2022 12:00 AM

The Alpena Fire Department continues to lay the groundwork for a succession plan once Fire Chief Bill Forbush retires in about a year or so. Forbush has worked hard to make sure those under him have the necessary training, skills, and equipment to properly serve residents for many years. On Tuesday, it was announced that fire captains Andy Marceau and Brett Miller earned their diplomas from Eastern Michigan University’s School of Fire Staff and Command Education and Training program. In the 150-year history of the Alpena Fire Department, only six officers have completed the program. The new graduates join Forbush, retired Fire Chief Ken Hubbard, Deputy Chief Rob Edmonds, and retired Captain Mike Manchester in completing the advanced education training program.



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