Chief Hettinger receives recognition for his years of service
Brian Hettinger began his career with the city of Fremont in 1998 when he was hired as Director of the Department of Pubic Works. A year later he was hired in as a firefighter as well and he has served in both capacities ever since. In 2010 he became Fire Chief and joined the Newaygo County 911 Board where he has served as Board Chair for the past 10 years. Hettinger announced that he would retire at the end of April and at their regular meeting on April 21st the City Council passed a resolution recognizing his service to the Fremont community. The resolution read: “Mr. Hettinger dedicated countless hours of service toward the betterment of the City, receiving numerous letters of recognition and appreciation from other government agencies throughout Newaygo County, residents and supervisors for his cooperation above and beyond the call of duty. “Mr. Hettinger has served with dedication, distinction and concern for the welfare of the City, exhibited professionalism, friendly customer service and camaraderie amongst his peers and co-workers.” Enjoy your retirement Chief. Well deserved.
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Rick Mansfield.
5/2/2025 08:54:11 pm
Brian is a man that you can never fully replace . He was a very dedicated man as a Head Supervisor for Fremont DPW and for Chief of Fremont Fire Department. I had the opportunity to work with Brian many times on projects in the city , and at many fires assisting with excavating equipment. Brian , congratulations on your retirement and may you enjoy everything you do in your years coming. Thank you for putting your life on the line as Fire Chief.
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