Indianapolis Fire Department Executive Level Organizational Chart

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INDIANAPOLIS FIRE DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVE LEVEL ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Ernest V. Malone Chief of Fire Rita Reith Dawn Sykes-Randle Battalion Chief Chief Financial Officer Frank Wheeler Tom Neal Director Media Relations Division Chief Division Chief Health & Safety INTF 1 Payroll Procurement Doug Abernathy Stephanie Bohanon Battalion Chief Captain Peer Support Project Manager Michael V. White Assistant Chief of Fire Tim Robinson Kevan Crawley Matt Henss Jerry Martin Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Administration Logistics Community Risk Reduction Operations Bureau Bureau Bureau Bureau Eric Dreiman Richard Cook Brian Wisehart Trevor Wilson Michael Beard Allen Pekarek Shawn Grass Lori D. White Division Chief Battalion Chief Division Chief Battalion Chief Division Chief Division Chief Shift Commander HR Manager Director Quartermaster Support Services Planning Fire Marshal EMS A of Training Rena Wheeler Dale Rolfson Mike Tiernan Sean Wood David Kelley Robert Aldrich Corey Floyd Battalion Chief Captain Captain Peter Harris Trevor Hanshew Battalion Chief Shift Commander Captains Information Performance & Product Specialist Captain Battalion Chief EMS Operations B Recruitment Technology Compliance Fleet Services Fire Investigation Tony Jones Corey Jones Jacob Spence Kevin Jones Todd Wilson Kenyon Jones Captain Captain Battalion Chief Steve Rowland Division Chief Captain Rick Fausett Shift Commander Scheduling Air Program Emergency Captain Special Pension Secretary Captain C Coordinator Management Assistant Operations Facilities Management Fire Marshal Sheryl Stephenson Communications Aleatha Henderson Operations Mgr Captain Public Education City of Indianapolis “Our Family Serving Your Family” Revised January 2021.

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