The Executive Board shall be charged with the day to day operations of the Association, its facilities and possessions consistent with the Constitution. They shall act under the direction of the membership except in the case of the need for emergency action and shall make decisions based on the best interest of the Association. Board members shall demonstrate exemplary leadership qualities, and be aggressive in making the best decisions for the Association.
President
Edward “Ed” Davis an 11 year CFD vet brings three years from Dayton Ohio fire. Davis is a Paramedic assigned to Station 3 on 2 Unit. He holds certifications as a Hazmat Tech, Emergency Medical Dispatching and soon to be an official Bomb Tech.
Vice President/ executive Admin
Elizabeth “Liz” Finnegan new to the department but no stranger to hard work and dedication. From Cincinnati with a fitness background Finnegan can be found around the department in all thing physical training. She serves in the Honor Guard, is a certified Emergency Medical Dispatcher, newly trained member of the Critical Incident Stress Management Team and Hazmat Tech.
Treasurer
Charles “Chuck” McFadden former President of CAAFA has been on the department for 22 years. With his calm steadfast leadership skills McFadden is guiding the new reboot of CAAFA in a big way.
Sergeant of Arms
Battalion Chief M. Douglas Hart, has been fighting the red devil for 21 years. Hart is serving the westside of the city as Chief of Battalion 5.