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Fire chief reports two resignations; multifactor-authentication rollout nearly complete
Summary
Chief Mittery asked trustees to accept resignations of two fire/EMS personnel effective Aug. 17, 2026, and updated the board on the department’s multifactor-authentication rollout, which has one remaining person to complete setup.
Fire and EMS Chief Mittery reported personnel changes and an IT update at the Aug. 24 meeting. He asked the board to accept the resignations of Bridal Erwin and Joe Mormon, both effective Aug. 17, 2026; trustees moved, seconded and approved acceptance of both resignations by voice vote.
Chief Mittery also provided a brief update on multifactor authentication implementation for the department, saying the rollout has been challenging and one remaining person is expected to finish setup soon. "And then the last, item that I have, just an update on the multifactor, authentication process for the fire department. We have 1, 1 lone person out there. Hopefully, we get them done Wednesday," he said.
Why it matters: Personnel changes affect department staffing and response capacity; the IT security update indicates attention to account security and access management.
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