Brevard County Fire Rescue Officials Celebrate Promotion of Six New Lieutenants

By  //  January 13, 2025

BCFR Chief Patrick Voltaire expressed gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the newly promoted.

Brevard County Fire Rescue held a ceremony last week to honor the promotions of several outstanding individuals who have demonstrated dedication and excellence in their respective roles. The honorees included Lieutenant Brandon Heath, Lieutenant James Bell, Administrative Services Manager Kristin Martinez, Logistics Manager Jennifer Wyman, Administrative Support Specialist Reiley Cappelmann, and Special Projects Coordinator III Annette Barrios.

BREVARD COUNTY • FLORIDA — Brevard County Fire Rescue held a ceremony last week to honor the promotions of several outstanding individuals who have demonstrated dedication and excellence in their respective roles.

The honorees included Lieutenant Brandon Heath, Lieutenant James Bell, Administrative Services Manager Kristin Martinez, Logistics Manager Jennifer Wyman, Administrative Support Specialist Reiley Cappelmann, and Special Projects Coordinator III Annette Barrios.

BCFR Chief Patrick Voltaire expressed gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the newly promoted.

“These individuals have gone above and beyond in their commitment to serving our community. Their leadership and expertise will undoubtedly strengthen our team and enhance our ability to respond to the needs of Brevard County residents,” said Chief  Voltaire.

The promotions highlight the department’s ongoing commitment to recognizing and rewarding the efforts of its personnel. As these individuals step into their new roles, they bring a wealth of experience and a shared dedication to excellence.

The event brought together family, friends, and colleagues to celebrate the achievements of those taking on new leadership and support positions within the department.

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The Brevard County Fire Rescue’s mission is to meet and exceed the community’s needs through the highest level of emergency response and prevention services. It is an all-hazards fire department, which means BCFR does more than respond to fire and medical emergencies.

Brevard County Fire Rescue Services include:

■ Technical Rescue

■ Advanced Life Support transport for all of Brevard

■ Hazardous Materials mitigation

■ Ocean Rescue

■ Marine Rescue

■ Community Risk Reduction (Fire Prevention)

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“As your Fire Chief, my commitments are to the community and the members of our fire service,” said Chief Voltaire.

“Brevard County Fire Rescue is responsible for protecting the life and property of residents and visitors,” said Chief Voltaire.

“Brevard County Fire Rescue’s leadership will continue to develop and maintain programs that ensure our team is well-trained and equipped to service the community that we serve.”

BCFR Chief Patrick Voltaire expressed gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the newly promoted. “These individuals have gone above and beyond in their commitment to serving our community. Their leadership and expertise will undoubtedly strengthen our team and enhance our ability to respond to the needs of Brevard County residents,” said Chief  Voltaire. (BCFR image)
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