OUR TEAM NEW OATHS OF SERVICE YOUR SERVICE THANK YOU FOR

MICHAEL P. CAHILL, Fire Chief | August 2020 – June 2022

Fire Chief Michael P. Cahill joined the Fire District with a wealth of experience in the California Fire Service, boasting over thirty years in the field. Of these, twenty years have been dedicated to management and administration in a variety of municipal, county, and state agencies.

Throughout his career, Fire Chief Cahill has served as Fire Chief for several prominent organizations, including the Sonoma County Fire Department, the City of Sonoma Fire Department, the Sonoma Valley Fire Rescue, the City of Woodland Fire Department, and the Windsor Fire Department.

The Fire District extends its heartfelt gratitude for Fire Chief Cahill’s dedicated service and contributions. As he moves on to the next chapter in his career, the District wishes him all the best and continued success.

JAMES COMISKY, Interim Assistant Fire Chief | July 2022 – November 2022

The Fire District was fortunate to have Assistant Fire Chief James Comisky back in its ranks. He served the District as Interim Fire Chief during 2020 - 2021. Upon his return in July 2022, he provided essential operational support during the recruitment process for a new Assistant Fire Chief.

With over 30 years of experience in the fire service, including tactical and operational knowledge, Assistant Fire Chief Comisky is a highly regarded leader in the firefighting community. Additionally, he holds a notable position as the President of the Fire Districts Association of California.

The Fire District expresses its sincere gratitude for Interim Assistant Chief Comisky’s dedication and service. His contributions to the district have been immeasurable and his leadership has been invaluable. Thank you, Chief Comisky, for all that you have done for the Fire District.

Special Thanks To Our Reserve Firefighters

The Fire District extends its sincere thanks to Fire Captain Joshua Cordeiro for his dedicated service. During his time with the District, Captain Cordeiro played a key role in securing funding for the 911 Memorial located at the Public Safety Facility. He demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment, working tirelessly organizing fundraising events such as baseball tournaments and approaching local businesses and citizens for donations. Captain Cordeiro also played a crucial role in the maintenance of the fire station and was responsible for the upkeep of vital wildland tools and equipment.

As Fire Captain Cordeiro embarks on his retirement, the Fire District wishes him all the best. His contributions to the District have been invaluable and his tireless work will be greatly missed. Thank you, Captain Cordeiro, for your service and dedication to the Fire District and the community it serves.

MARK CIA, Firefighter | October 2004 – December 2022

The Fire District extends its sincerest thanks to Firefighter Mark Cia for his dedicated service. Firefighter Cia was a highly active and valued member of the team, taking on numerous important responsibilities during his tenure with the District. Some of his invaluable contributions include maintaining extrication equipment, equipping the new rescue apparatus, ensuring the readiness of urban search and rescue personal protective equipment, overseeing the upkeep of Holmatro rescue equipment, managing physical fitness and gym equipment, and organizing public education events.

The team will deeply miss his hard work and unwavering dedication. His presence will be greatly missed. The Fire District extends its sincerest gratitude to Firefighter Cia for his service and wishes him all the best in his future endeavors. May his retirement be filled with new adventures and opportunities to continue making a positive impact in his community.