As a Fire Service Executive Leader, Trevor boasts an impressive four-decade career in fire services, holding pivotal roles in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and internationally. Recognized for his unwavering commitment to public safety, he has made significant contributions to Alberta's fire service initiatives.
Educationally, Trevor has earned a Master's Degree in Leadership from Royal Roads University and an MBA from Henley Business School (UK). He also holds a Diploma in Management from the University of Leicester.
Active on both national and provincial fronts, Trevor is a board member of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs and the Institution of Fire Engineers. In Alberta, he's is a executive board member, and leads the urban municipalities (unionized fire depts) group for the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association. Trevor is also involved internationally with the Commission of Fire Accreditation International. Trevor's dedication has earned him the procedure award of Fellow (FIFireE) from the Institution of Fire Engineers, and in 2022, he received the Queen's Elizabeth 2nd Platinum Jubilee medal for his outstanding service.
Currently, he is the Fire Chief and Director of Emergency Management for the Town of Okotoks, Alberta. Previously, he has served in strategic positions as the Fire Chief and Director of Protective Services for the City of North Battleford Deputy Fire Commissioner for the Government of Alberta and Deputy Fire Chief Regina Fire & Protective Services and numerous times in UK fire and rescue services. Trevor's transformational leadership has enhanced operational efficiency, fostered teamwork, and driven innovative fire safety approaches, with a consistent emphasis on integrity and community engagement. When considering advisory roles involving Trevor, a specific non-disclosure agreement is customary, upholding the highest standards of professionalism and confidentiality.