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Commissioners transfer ARFF to regional airport, regrade posts and swear in interim County Fire Marshal

5760797 · May 12, 2025
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Summary

Victoria County Commissioners approved moving the Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) division and personnel to the Victoria Regional Airport, reclassified two fire-management positions, and appointed Marshall Frazier as interim County Fire Marshal, who was sworn in at the meeting.

Victoria County Commissioners on May 12 approved transferring the county's Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) division and personnel to the Victoria Regional Airport, reclassified two fire‑service positions and appointed Marshall Frazier as interim County Fire Marshal.

The action combined three agenda items: transfer of the ARFF division and personnel to the airport; restructuring of the County Fire Marshal's Office and reclassification of the County Fire Marshal position; and appointment and swearing-in of an interim county fire marshal. Judge Pro Tem called for a single motion approving items 1 through 3, and the motion carried with an affirmative vote.

County staff summarized the staffing and classification changes. A county staff member explained that job descriptions were redrafted and that “the significant roles and responsibilities changed,” which prompted an evaluation of responsibilities, education requirements and supervision. As a result, the County Fire Marshal position was regraded to a Grade 14 on the county title-and-grade schedule and the Director of Operations and Maintenance was regraded to Grade 15.

After the court action, Marshall Frazier was administered the oath of office and sworn in as interim County Fire Marshal. At the swearing, Frazier recited the oath, including: “I will faithfully execute the duties of the office of County Fire Marshal.” The court directed that Frazier sign the required bond and oath documents at the meeting.

Discussion versus decision: the record shows discussion of job‑description changes and the personnel regrading process; the court issued formal direction by approving the transfer and reclassification items and making the interim appointment. The motion covered transfer of ARFF personnel to the Victoria Regional Airport, reclassification of the positions named, and the interim appointment and bond/oath approval.

Next steps recorded at the meeting included completion of the bond and oath paperwork and filing the reclassification in the county’s title‑and‑grade plan.