Lincoln Fire Chief Mark Miller announces retirement plans
Mayor recommends Asst. Chief Bob Dunovsky as Miller’s replacement

 

[January 30, 2019] 

LINCOLN 

At the Tuesday night meeting of the Lincoln City Council, Fire Chief Mark Miller announced that he plans to take his retirement from the department effective May 3, 2019. He requested that the city move forward next week with approving his replacement so as to assure a smooth transition within the department.

Mayor Seth Goodman said that he had already reviewed the qualifications of three candidates. He has concluded that the best person to fill the position of chief would be Bob Danoksy.

Miller agreed saying that Dunovsky has been with the department since 1995 and is well qualified to take on the higher position. Dunovsky is currently an Assistant Chief with the department.

Miller said that Dunovsky has worked up through the ranks, and as assistant has worked with and assisted Miller in a variety of duties associated with the chief position.

The council will be asked to approve the appointment at the voting session on February 4th. If approved, Dunovsky would be sworn into his new position in May upon the retirement of Miller.

[Nila Smith]