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Eddy County Fire & Rescue Chief Honored as Fire Chief of the Year

  • kmarksteiner0
  • Oct 23, 2025
  • 1 min read

Eddy County Fire & Rescue Chief Joshua Mack has been named Fire Chief of the Year by the New Mexico Fire & EMS Expo. Chief Mack received the award during the annual event held in Socorro, New Mexico, on Saturday, October. 11.

The award recognizes Chief Mack’s exemplary leadership, dedication to fire safety and emergency medical services, and his significant contributions to improving the preparedness and response capabilities of Eddy County Fire & Rescue. Under his guidance, the department has implemented key initiatives focused on training, community outreach, and interagency cooperation, enhancing the overall safety of Eddy County residents.

“This recognition is a testament to the hard work and commitment of every man and woman who serves in Eddy County Fire & Rescue,” said Chief Mack.

“I am incredibly honored, but this award truly belongs to our team. Their dedication to professionalism and service is what makes a real difference in our community every single day. I also want to acknowledge the unwavering support of our families; their understanding and sacrifices allow us to answer the call 24/7. We will continue to strive for excellence and ensure we’re ready to meet the needs of all Eddy County residents.”

Eddy County Manager Mike Gallagher commended Chief Mack’s leadership, noting its lasting impact on the department and the community. “This award reflects not only Chief Mack’s outstanding leadership but also the strength of the entire Fire & Rescue team,” said Gallagher. “Under his direction, the department has built a culture of excellence, teamwork, and service that benefits every resident of Eddy County.”


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