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Stafford Fire Chief Larry DeCamillo retires after 35 years

5729971 · September 8, 2025
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Stafford fire chief Larry DeCamillo officially retired Aug. 29 after about 35 years of service, and colleagues marked the occasion with a retirement party and the department’s traditional “Last Call” ceremony, the Stafford Weekly News reported.

Larry DeCamillo, Stafford’s fire chief, began his retirement Aug. 29 after about 35 years of service, Stafford Weekly News reported.

The retirement was celebrated with a departmental event described on the program as resembling a large fire-department sendoff; the reporter noted the evening concluded with the department’s time-honored “Last Call” tradition. The segment described the celebration in lighthearted terms but did not provide details about a successor, transition plan or any administrative actions related to the retirement.

The program identified DeCamillo by name and said his retirement “officially began on August 29.” No statement from DeCamillo or city officials about replacement or interim leadership was included in the transcript, and the transcript did not list any formal actions taken by the City of Stafford regarding succession.