Martin County

File #: 21-0487   
Type: Departmental Status: Passed
In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 3/9/2021 Final action: 3/9/2021
Title: CONFIRMATION OF CHAD MICHAEL CIANCIULLI AS MARTIN COUNTY'S FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT FIRE CHIEF
Attachments: 1. ResumeCianciulli.pdf

PLACEMENT: Departmental

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CONFIRMATION OF CHAD MICHAEL CIANCIULLI AS MARTIN COUNTY’S FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT FIRE CHIEF

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

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Per Florida Statutes Section 125.74(k) “the employment of all department heads shall require confirmation by the Board of County Commissioners” (Board).  Mr. Chad Michael Cianciulli is being recommended for the position of the County’s Fire Rescue Department Director as the Fire Chief.

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DEPARTMENT: Administration                     

PREPARED BY:                      Name: Taryn G. Kryzda                     

                     Title:                     County Administrator                     

REQUESTED BY:                                                

 

PRESET:     

PROCEDURES: None                     

 

BACKGROUND/RELATED STRATEGIC GOAL:

 

The position of Fire Chief was initially vacated in October 2020 when then Chief Schobel left his employment via the Voluntary Early Separation Incentive Program (VESIP). Deputy Fire Chief Kevin Herndon was placed into the role of Interim Fire Chief to allow for a smooth transition and the least disruption to operations of the department. Battalion Chief, Chief Chad Cianciulli was placed into the position of Interim Deputy Chief to assist and maintain operations of the department. Chief Herndon recently decided to take advantage of the current VESIP being offered and leave his employment with Martin County effective in March 2021, but due to an extensive amount of leave he had accumulated, his last physical presence in the department was at the end of January 2021. At that time, Chief Cianciulli was placed into the position of Interim Fire Chief to ensure operations continued with minimal disruption.

 

The position of Fire Chief was advertised internally with two candidates applying for the position. An interview panel was established with both candidates being interviewed on February 15, 2021. Chief Cianciulli was selected and is being recommended for confirmation as Fire Chief by the Board per Florida Statutes Section 125.74(k). Chief Cianciulli has been employed with Martin County for twenty-five years and has been promoted into various positions within the County’s Fire Rescue operations as reflected in his resume which is included with this item. Upon a favorable confirmation, the County Administrator will formally present the Fire Chief with the appropriate Fire Rescue badge representing his promotion to Fire Chief. 

 

ISSUES:

 

None

 

LEGAL SUFFICIENCY REVIEW:

 

This item has been reviewed for legal sufficiency to determine whether it is consistent with applicable law, has identified and addressed legal risks, and has developed strategies for legal defensibility.

 

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

 

RECOMMENDATION

Move that the Board confirm the promotion of Mr. Chad Michael Cianciulli (Chief Cianciulli) to the position of Martin County’s Fire Rescue Department Director and Fire Chief.

 

ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

None

 

FISCAL IMPACT:

 

RECOMMENDATION

The Fire Chief related expenditures are included in the FY21 adopted budget.

                     

ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

None

 

DOCUMENT(S) REQUIRING ACTION:

Budget Transfer / Amendment                      Chair Letter                                                               Contract / Agreement

Grant / Application                                          Notice          Ordinance                     Resolution

Other:     

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