Greater Sudbury Northern Life
The City of Greater Sudbury announced today that Marc Leduc has been appointed as the municipality’s new fire chief, following an extensive, nationwide recruitment process. Leduc’s appointment is effective as of Nov. 17.
Leduc has been acting fire chief since May 2008. In his permanent position, he will lead approximately 129 career fire staff and 350 volunteer firefighters. Each year, Greater Sudbury Fire Services responds to about 4,600 emergency calls.
“We are extremely pleased that Marc has accepted the position,” said Doug Nadorozny, acting chief administrative officer, in a release.
“Marc has proven to be extremely effective in his time as acting fire chief. His leadership, extensive training and experience, and team-building skills will continue to build a solid foundation of professional commitment and expertise within our municipal fire services.”
Leduc has served in various management roles in the fire service for the past 30 years, including 11 months as acting fire chief from May 2006 until March 2007. He has also been deputy fire chief since July 2003 and has served as president of the Sudbury Professional Fire Fighters Association and vice-president of the Ontario Professional Fire Fighters Association.
“I am delighted to have this opportunity to lead the exceptional men and women who are dedicated to protecting lives and property,” said Leduc. “I look forward to the challenge and to the satisfaction of serving this wonderful community.”
