Tuscaloosa Fire Chief Randy Smith to Retire
Tuscaloosa Fire Chief Randy Smith to Retire

Tuscaloosa Fire Chief Randy Smith to Retire

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Tuscaloosa Fire Chief Randy Smith is set to retire on November 22, concluding a six-year tenure leading Tuscaloosa Fire Rescue after a distinguished 40-year career in emergency services. Appointed by Mayor Walt Maddox in 2018, Smith previously served as deputy fire chief in Mobile. His leadership was notably recognized during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he headed the city's Incident Command team, guiding the department through critical public safety challenges. Mayor Maddox praised Smith's calm and commanding presence, noting that his leadership has laid a strong foundation for the future of fire services in Tuscaloosa. Smith expressed gratitude for his experiences and the dedication of his team, emphasizing their ongoing commitment to the community. The search for Smith's successor is anticipated as his retirement date approaches.

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