Jon Pryce has been announced as the new Chief Fire Officer for Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service.
It follows the retirement of Nathan Travis who held the role for the last five years.
Mr Travis said: "I'm retiring from the Fire Service – thank you to everyone who has followed me over the last five years in my role as Chief Fire Officer.
Jon said: “I am delighted to be taking up the position of Chief Fire Officer and Chief Executive. HWFRS is a fantastic organisation with the most amazing workforce, which I am proud to be part of, and now lead, as we continue to build on some great work to keep the communities of Herefordshire and Worcestershire as safe as possible.”
Chairman of the Fire Authority, Cllr Roger Phillips, said: “Jon has extensive experience in the fire service sector and strong leadership qualities. I’m confident that he will make a great leader and I look forward to working closely with him in the future.”
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