FLINT, Mich. – The City of Flint and the Flint Fire Department have announced the return of Ronald Stamps as Deputy Fire Chief. This marks a significant moment for the department as it welcomes back a seasoned professional. Mayor Sheldon Neeley expressed enthusiasm about Stamps’ return, highlighting his extensive knowledge and experience.
Ronald Stamps, originally from California and raised in Detroit, began his tenure with the Flint Fire Department in 1985 after completing his service in the United States Marine Corps. He served the department for 23 years before retiring as Fire Marshall, the third-highest rank in the department. During his retirement, Stamps pursued further education in electronics and worked in telecommunications and biomedical industries. Stamps expressed his excitement about rejoining the department, saying, “it feels good, just like old times.”
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