Desloge Appoints First Full-Time Fire Chief, in Historic Move for Enhanced Public Safety

Desloge, Mo. (KFMO) - In a landmark decision, the Desloge Board of Aldermen has approved the appointment of Jared Meador as the city’s first full-time, paid Fire Chief. Meador, who has served the community for years as the Volunteer Fire Chief, will now step into this critical role with expanded responsibilities. This historic shift to a full-time chief reflects Desloge’s growing commitment to public safety and the advancement of emergency response services in the city.

The addition of a full-time Fire Chief marks a significant milestone, allowing for improved emergency response times and more strategic planning within the department. City officials say that Meador’s extensive experience, steadfast dedication, and effective leadership make him ideally suited for the job. His appointment is expected to bring a new level of stability and capability to the fire department, enhancing overall safety for Desloge residents.

“We’re thrilled to have Jared in this position,” a spokesperson from the city said. “His leadership as a volunteer has been invaluable, and we’re excited to see how his impact grows in a full-time capacity.”

Desloge community members are invited to join in congratulating Chief Meador and supporting the fire department as it begins this new chapter. The city encourages residents to stay informed about upcoming public safety initiatives, which will aim to strengthen emergency services and foster a safer environment for all.