Efo Cameron West Nemea, Nemaa

Fire Chief at South Ogden City

Cameron West has extensive experience in the field of fire suppression and emergency medical services. Cameron served as the Fire Chief for South Ogden City, where they planned, directed, and administered the fire suppression and EMS programs. Cameron developed and implemented policies and strategies, enforced fire codes, and allocated resources to various department operations. Prior to their role as Fire Chief, Cameron served as a Battalion Chief, Fire Captain, and Fire Lieutenant, where they supervised and trained subordinates, ensured adherence to departmental standards, and provided leadership in emergency responses.

In addition to their work in South Ogden City, Cameron also served as a Fire Board Trustee for North View and held a short-term role with FEMA.

Cameron West completed their Bachelor's Degree in Emergency Services Administration at Utah Valley University from 2013 to 2016. Cameron then pursued further education at the National Fire Academy where they studied Emergency Services Administration without earning a specific degree. Continuing their education in emergency management, Cameron attended the Emergency Management Institute from an unknown start year until 2021. During this period, they completed the National Emergency Management Executive Academy, focusing on Emergency Management. Additionally, they also participated in the Emergency Management Basic Academy/Advanced Leadership Academy at the same institute. Finally, Cameron is currently pursuing an Executive Fire Officer certification at the National Fire Academy, projected to be completed by 2022. As for additional certifications, they obtained a Fire Officer certification from the State of Utah, although the specific details regarding the timing of its acquisition are unavailable.

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Timeline

  • Fire Chief

    November, 2012 - present

  • Battalion Chief

    November, 2010

  • Fire Captain

    February, 2005

  • Fire Lieutenant

    November, 1998