A 32-year career has included several milestones for Marion Spann. She has held various positions, becoming the first Black woman in certain roles. Recently, she was appointed to a new position.
Byron Robinson will take on a new role, succeeding Spann. His background includes work as an inspector and fire prevention specialist. These appointments were acknowledged before a city council, according to an announcement by a fire chief.
Further information about the appointments and the individuals' careers is available from the source.
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