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October 1999 Promotion Ceremony
Chief of Department
Peter J. Ganci Jr
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Peter J. Ganci has most recently
been serving in the positions of Chief of Operations
and Acting Chief of Department, New York City Fire
Department. He was appointed to the New York City
Fire Department in 1968 and has been promoted through
the ranks since that time.
During the years of 1994 through 1996, Chief Ganci
served as Chief in Charge of the Bureau of Fire Investigation
where he was responsible for revamping the Bureau
and instituting new programs and procedures to bring
the unit into the 21st century.
In January, 1996
he was appointed Chief of Operations, the second highest
uniformed position in the Fire Department, overseeing
day to day management  of
all line units with the top concerns of fire suppression
and the safety of members operating in the field.
Most recently,
Chief Ganci has been serving the Department in the
title of Acting Chief of Department, the highest uniformed
position in the New York City Fire Department. He
is responsible for the prevention and extinguishment
of fires and the protection of life and property from
fire and\or disaster in the City of New York.
Chief Ganci resides
in Massapequa, New York with his wife, Kathleen. They
have been married for 26 years, and have three children,
Peter, 25, Christopher, 23 and Danielle, 20.
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Chief of Operations
Daniel A. Nigro
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Daniel A. Nigro, currently
holds the title of Chief of Operations, of the New
York City Fire Department. He was appointed to the
Department in 1969 and has been assigned to several
boroughs while being promoted through the ranks.
During the time
from 1996 through 1997, Chief Nigro served as Chief
in Charge of the Emergency Medical Service Command
where he oversaw the merger of the Emergency Medical
Service into the Fire Department. His
most recently held position was that of Citywide Tour
Commander, responsible 
for the Operations Planning team and citywide fire
coverage of multiple alarms.
In October, 1999
he was appointed Chief of Operations, the second highest
uniformed position in the Fire Department, overseeing
day to day management of all line units with the top
concerns of fire suppression and the safety of members
operating in the field.
Chief Nigro resides
in Whitestone, Queens with his wife Lynn. They have
been married for 28 years and have two daughters Lisa,
age 22 and Lori, age 16.
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Promotion to Deputy Assistant Chief
Chief Gustave Reinhold
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PROMOTION TO LIEUTENANT
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FROM
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| FF Nicholas Corrado
FF Thomas J. Herrlich
FF Steven M. Leidner
FF Brien P. McGuire
FF Gary T. Rishell
FF Allen M. Crowley
FF Martin J. Cass
FF Robert W. Oehler
FF William J. McCarthy
FF Thomas A. Hughes
FF Michael J. Giammarino
FF Daniel D. Hopkins
FF Stephen G. Harrell
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Squad 288
Ladder 6
Ladder 27
Ladder 126
Ladder 148
Engine 26
Engine 79
Ladder 102
Ladder 119
Ladder 108
Engine 167
Ladder 4
Ladder 157
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PROMOTION TO SUPERVISING FIRE MARSHAL |
FROM |
| LT Ralph Bernard, Jr.
FM Werner J. Cook
FM Robert G. Byrnes
FM Robert J. Rostkowski
FM Wayne A. Corbett |
Battalion 28
Brooklyn Base
Citywide SIU
Queens Base
Administrative BFI |
PROMOTION TO PROVISIONAL PILOT |
FROM |
FF Richard V. Borkowski
FF Sean M. O’Connor
FF Daniel W. Zecchini |
Marine 6
Ladder 46
Marine 6 |
| OATH OF OFFICE
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| I,
(state your name) having been promoted to the
rank of (state rank) in the Fire Department
of
the City of New York, do solemnly swear that
I will support the Constitution of the United
States
and the Constitution of the State of New York,
and that I will faithfully discharge the duties
of such rank, according to the Laws, Regulations,
and Orders governing the Department, and will
obey the orders and directions of my superiors,
to the best of my ability, so help me God. |
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