Department of Public Safety

Fire Dept. Promotions

New Captains and Battalion Chiefs were announced in Dec. 2013.

January 1, 2014 | 2 min reading time

This article is 11 years old. It was published on January 1, 2014.

St. Louis Fire Dept. logo
Photo by www.google.com Title: St. Louis Fire Department Logo
Source: www.google.com

Fire Chief Dennis M. Jenkerson and the St. Louis Fire Department announced the promotion of the following members last month: 

 

From the rank of Captain to Battalion Chief:

Battalion Chief Derrick D. Phillips - Fire Academy Lead Instructor

Battalion Chief Wayne M. Killingsworth - 801-A

Battalion Chief Steve A. Rick - 804-C

 

From the rank of Fire Private to Fire Captain:

Captain Kevin R. Duffy - T-9-B

Captain Matthew A. Taylor - T-29-B

Captain Adam W. Owens - FIU

Captain Ronald O. Jones - T-19-B

Captain Ali S. Shahriary - E-24-C

Captain Daniel J. Clark - E-28-A

Captain Leon Whitener - T-30-C

Captain George J. Horneker - T-17-A

Captain Greggory Favre-HQ/Public Education Officer

Captain Derek L. Rieger - T-10-C

Captain Mario D. Signorino - T-14-A

Captain Craig Mooshegian - T-33-B

Captain Michael J. Schneider - H&L-2-C

Captain Jacque P. Matthews - H&L-5-B

Captain Brian P. Doane - T-13-C

Captain Michael J. Cracchiolo - E-2-B

Captain Michael T. Dasher - T-30-A

Captain Garon P. Mosby - HQ/ Public Information Officer

Captain Steven L. Womack - T-17-B

Captain Joseph R. Whitrock - T-34-C

Captain Lori Riley - T-22-B

Captain Christopher R. Bradley - T-4-C

Captain Richard R. Vogt - T-29-A

Captain Christopher Schneider - T-27-B

Captain David L. Reinecke - H&L-2-B

 

Congratulations!

 

Department of Public Safety

City of St. Louis

  • Department:
    Department of Public Safety
  • Topic:
    Employees

Related Stories

  1. Cafeterias Returning to City Hall and 1520 Market Street Jul 31, 2024: The City has begun the process of bringing back food vendors to two of its busiest government buildings: City Hall and 1520 Market St.

Related Services

  1. Deferred Compensation Plan The deferred compensation plan (457) is a retirement savings plan available to eligible City employees and administered by Empower, a financial services company.
  2. Enroll in the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program The federal government offers the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program to employees of government organizations to offer them relief from the burden of long-term compound interest and fees.
  3. Compliment a City Employee Submit compliments, thanks, or positive feedback regarding a City of St. Louis employee.
  4. Guide to Using Google Meet and Chat for City Employees Guide to City employees on using Google Meet and Chat for internal staff/partner meetings.
  5. Request Set Up of a Videoconference Procedures for use by City Departments, Offices, Agencies, and Boards wishing to schedule virtual PUBLIC meetings.

Was this page helpful?      



Comments are helpful!
500 character limit

Feedback is anonymous.