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Jaron Queen introduces himself as EMS director to build Oconee County's new service
Summary
Jaron Queen said he is the new EMS director for Oconee County's newly formed EMS Department, bringing 21 years of Fire, EMS and flight EMS experience and pledging to "build the EMS service from the ground up."
Jaron Queen introduced himself as the EMS director for the newly formed EMS Department in Oconee County, saying he brings "21 years of Fire, EMS, Flight EMS experience." He said his new role is to "build the EMS service from the ground up," and he expressed enthusiasm about serving locally.
Queen said he has three sons — Wiley, Walker and Wilkes — and is married to his wife, Leslie, of almost 17 years. He framed those details as personal context for why the position matters to him: "I'm super excited to be starting this program and be given this opportunity. Very excited to be able to do something good for my own community," he said.
The remarks were an introduction rather than a detailed operational plan. Queen did not outline specific timelines, staffing numbers, funding sources, or immediate next steps in the transcript. Questions about implementation, budgets or oversight were not raised in the excerpt provided.
