City of Helena, Montana
Ken Wood is an experienced fire service professional currently serving as Fire Chief for the City of Helena, Montana since April 2019. Prior to this, Ken held the position of Assistant Fire Chief at the Helena Fire Department from October 2013 to April 2019, where responsibilities included managing training and operations programs. Ken's firefighting career began in 2000 as a Firefighter AEMT/Lieutenant for the City of Helena, following earlier roles, including Assistant Fire Chief at the West Helena Valley Volunteer Fire Department and various positions at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana, overseeing customer service and micrographics operations. Ken's background also includes military service as a 35K Avionics Mechanic in the Montana Army National Guard.
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City of Helena, Montana
Helena, Montana, was founded in 1864 and is Montana’s Capital City, located between Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. Helena has a rich gold rush history, and exploring Last Chance Gulch brings the history to life. Designated a ride center by the International Mountain Biking Association, Helena has over 75 miles of trails that originate in the Downtown area, offering visitors a world-class mountain biking or hiking experience. Rand McNally and Geocaching.com awarded Helena the Best of the Road “Best for Geocaching” title. The city is surrounded by mountains and even boasts one of the largest natural city parks in the country, Mount Helena City Park, the trailhead is a short walk from the downtown area. With three award winning microbreweries, over 1700 acres of open lands to explore, world class ceramics, and an extremely friendly, generous and active community, it's a great place to live life in balance. Thinking about working and living here? Visit Helenamt.com for activity information and the city's website www.helenamt.gov for information about our local government. We are home to a variety of high tech companies including Boeing, Pioneer Aerostructures, SoFi, and many engineering firms as well as the State of Montana main offices.
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