Walton County
Fire Rescue
Committed to providing exceptional fire and emergency services to our citizens and visitors with dedication, compassion, and respect while promoting a positive professional image and continually striving for improvement.
Congratulations
B/C Doug Brown
Retirement #2!
It is with great respect and admiration that we wish Battalion Chief Doug Brown a heartfelt bon voyage as he celebrates his retirement from the fire service once again! Chief Brown originally retired from Dekalb County Fire Rescue, as Battalion Chief, in 2018 after 23 years of dedicated service. Today, we celebrate another 23 years, this time with Walton County Fire Rescue.
Doug began his journey with WCFR as the Station 12 (Youth) Captain and went on to lead the Special Operations division. He has now completed his career as Battalion Chief of the Training Division, where he ensured that our members were properly trained, kept up-to-date with their certifications, and that the department as a whole remained aligned with state standards.
Doug will undoubtedly be missed, but we are excited for him as he moves into this next chapter of his life. We wish him all the best and express our deepest gratitude for his service to our community.
McCullough
Promotion!
Congrats Chief!
Walton County Fire Rescue is proud to announce that Captain Clay McCullough has been promoted to Battalion Chief of Training for the Department. Clay has been employed with Walton County Fire Rescue since 2016. He has served as a firefighter, Lieutenant, and Captain of Operations. Clay brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Training Division. Clay is shown with his wife Haley, children Emmy and Crew.
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Sparky School House
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