Whitman Fire Promotes Jason Mahoney to Captain
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comCaptain Jason Mahoney had his badge pinned on by daughters Hailey and Ryan as his wife Kristina looked on.
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.com
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comWhitman Fire Captain Jason Mahoney pictured with his wife Kristina and twin daughters Ryan and Hailey.
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comWhitman Fire Chief Timothy Clancy introduced Jason Mahoney to the board prior to the swearing-in.
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comCaptain Jason Mahoney was sworn-in by Town Clerk Dawn Varley.
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comCaptain Jason Mahoney had his badge pinned on by daughters Hailey and Ryan as his wife Kristina looked on.
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comShift Commanders of Whitman Fire: Lt. Nick Grasso (G4), Lt. Tom Ford (G3), Capt. Jay Mahoney (G2), and Lt. Bryan Smith (G1).
Photo by Pat Travers/NEFirePhoto.comMembers of the Whitman Fire Department on hand to watch the swearing-in.
WHITMAN, MA - For the first time in modern history at the Whitman Fire Department, a Captain has been promoted.
Jason Mahoney was sworn-in as Captain on Tuesday, October 12th at a brief ceremony held at the Whitman Town Hall in front of friends, family, and co-workers. His twin daughters, Ryan and Hailey, pinned on his badge as his wife Kristina watched.
Whitman Fire Chief Timothy Clancy introduced Mahoney prior to the swearing-in, adding “Jason has always taken advantage of every opportunity to seek education to become a better firefighter and a better leader."
Captain Jason Mahoney was assigned as Shift Commander on Group-2 on October 1st. Captain Mahoney came to the Whitman Fire Department in 2008 as a firefighter/paramedic from the Hanson Fire Department, where he had been a member since 2002. Captain Mahoney has a Masters Degree in Public Administration, holds several fire related certifications and is also a registered nurse.
The position of Captain is new to the Whitman Fire Department as the Deputy Fire Chief, who previously was the Shift Commander of Group-2, has gone to an administrative day schedule. Deputy Chief Alfred Cunningham came off of shift duty and began working days on October 1st. Deputy Cunningham's new position will have him working fire prevention Monday-Friday.
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