NFPA appoints Gary Honold as northwest regional director

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09/04/2012

Gary Honold has joined NFPA as the northwest regional director. Honold brings two decades of fire service experience to the company. He recently retired as captain of the Missoula Fire Department in Montana and as of early 2012, was an NFPA public education advisor.

Honold will focus on improving fire, building, and life safety in his region by working with state and local authorities, to promote NFPA services and the adoption of NFPA codes and standards in nine states: Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, N. Dakota, Oregon, S. Dakota, Washington, and Wyoming. In addition, he will also support research and public education, and participate in other activities related to fire safety that affect his region.

Congrats and welcome to Gary!

For more information, check out the full news release here.

Posted by Lauren Backstrom on 09/04/2012 at 03:36 PM in About NFPA | Permalink

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