“Celebrating 25 Years of Service: Unite, Ignite, and Empower” “We train and support volunteer leaders of credit unions serving first responders to run stronger, more effective institutions.” “Great things happen when credit unions serving first responders come together. Our face-to-face and on-line interaction is the platform where collaboration begins, and GREAT ideas are generated” Grant Sheehan CEO NCOFCU
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Chief Sharon McDonough has served the majority of her 34 years with the City in the Fire Department. Upon becoming a battalion chief at TFD, she was the first woman to serve as a chief officer in the department. “Sharon has deep roots in Tucson, bringing to this role more than three decades of service in the Fire Department, progressing through the ranks from firefighter, to paramedic, to captain, battalion chief, and deputy chief. “Chief McDonough stabilized our 911 Communications Department, which is the frontline for our first responders and successfully oversaw the implementation of our 311 system connecting Tucson residents to services. Her career is a reflection of what it means to be a public servant. Congratulations to Sharon McDonough on becoming the first woman fire chief in Tucson’s history, marking an important moment for our City,” added the Mayor.
